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scientific computing (interval arithmetic, automatic differentation) applications include, e.g., robots swarms, smart grids, steam / wind turbines, and geothermal power plants Teaching activities Rege …
observations. Within the BMBF-funded project D-MeerKAT-II we provide central contributions to the robotization of the MPG-SKA proto-type antenna, with a special focus on the analysis of sensor data. Our activities …
Film Screening: Tu 16:00 - 18:00 R. 0.406 R. 0.420 Gunzenhäuser 154662 Machine People: Automatons, Robots, Cyborgs 2 HS Tu 14:15 - 15:45 Film Screening: Tu 16:00 - 18:00 R. 0.420 R. 0.420 Gunzenhäuser 154663 …
rs eniPROD , S. 129–143, Verlag Wissenschaftliche Scripten, 2013. Simulation and Optimization of Robot Driven Production Systems for Peak-load Reduction, mit S. Lorenz, M. Hesse, Proceedings of the 2012 …
avionic control systems, automotive electronics, telecommunications, industrial automation, and robotics. Such safety-critical applications require high reliability in timing assurance to prevent from …
(explainable AI), usable security, human-machine security, and trustworthy AI, introduction to human-robot interaction Mobile Security (Prof. Rossow) MSc (A)Inf/WI specialization This lecture deals with various …
automation and robotics is visible in a variety of third-party funded projects, including the BMBF-funded project “6GEM open - efficient - secure - safe” and the German Rescue Robotics Center , also funded …
applications, such as avionic control systems, automotive electronics, industrial automation, and robotics. Designing dependable embedded and cyber-physical systems efficiently and effectively has been an …
Chair of practical computer science. Moritz Langenkämper (2023): Untersuchung der Übertragung von Roboter-Labyrinth-Lösungsalgorithmen auf die Suche in Graphen. Bachelor thesis. Dortmund University of Technology …
Physics (IMAPP) can only be started in the winter semester for the first semester. Automation and Robotics Application Period for the Summer Semester Beginning of November until Friday before the Lecture …
