In­fra­st­ruc­tu­re

In the la­bo­ra­to­ries of the CoR-​Lab, socio-​technical sys­tems for the in­dus­tri­al work of the fu­ture are in­ves­ti­ga­ted in application-​oriented sce­na­ri­os and made tan­gi­ble for the in­te­rested ex­pert au­di­ence wit­hin the frame­work of pro­to­ty­pes. Our tech­no­lo­gi­cal ex­per­ti­se lies in par­ti­cu­lar in multi-​sensory plat­forms for the au­to­ma­ted per­cep­ti­on of peop­le, ob­jects and the en­vi­ron­ment, va­rious com­pli­ant­ly con­trol­led robot ma­ni­pu­la­tors as well as grip­ping tools for de­man­ding ma­ni­pu­la­ti­on tasks.

Fur­ther­mo­re, we work with state-​of-art soft­ware plat­forms such as Vi­su­al Com­po­n­ents, Ga­ze­bo, py­Bul­let, ROS 1/2, Sun­ri­se­OS, etc. for the si­mu­la­ti­on and in­te­gra­ti­on of ro­bo­tic sys­tems. If you are in­te­rested, plea­se con­tact us for a lab tour or use an open day to get an im­pres­si­on of the tech­ni­cal pos­si­bi­li­ties of co­gni­ti­ve and col­la­bo­ra­ti­ve ro­bo­tics sys­tems. We would be happy to ex­plo­re with you the po­ten­ti­als for trans­fer­ring the re­sults of in­no­va­ti­ve basic re­se­arch in fo­cu­sed eco­no­mic and non-​economic trans­fer pro­jects.