Mobile Robotics Research Group — Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Mobile Robotics Research Group — Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
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Emergent Systems in Production
Comparison of centralised and decentralised (emergent) coordination strategies for heterogeneous robot fleets in production environments. Simulation in ROS 2 / Gazebo, multi-agent reinforcement learning, validation on real hardware at TTZ.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Recommissioning of a Mobile C-Arm Robot with Mecanum Drive
Analysis, technical revision, and recommissioning of a mobile C-arm robot with mecanum drive, including possible mechanical modifications and validation of system and driving behaviour.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
2R Robot Arm Lab Experiment – Gravity Compensation and Reinforcement Learning
Building a 2R robot arm with BLDC motors as an M-IAS lab experiment: model-based gravity compensation and reinforcement learning demo with ROS integration and simulation support.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Drone Charging Setup – Automated Wireless Charging of Micro-Drones
Development of an automated charging setup for Crazyflie drones: precise landing planning on wireless charging pads, mechanical adaptation via 3D printing, and integration into the automated swarm operation.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Drone Light Painting – Coordinated Light Image Generation with Micro-Drones
Coordinated light image generation with Crazyflie drone swarms through predefined flight patterns and long-exposure photography. Trajectory planning, collision avoidance and synchronisation at AerodrOHM.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Drone Swarm Obstacle Avoidance – Collision-Free Navigation of Micro-Drones
Development of a system for collision-free navigation of Crazyflie drone swarms using an external 3D camera, ROS integration and reactive swarm behaviour. Testing in the AerodrOHM flight space.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
Handling of Flexible Materials Using Robot Arms
Development and evaluation of methods for robot-based handling of flexible materials (films, textiles, cables). Focus by agreement: specialised grippers (hardware) or learning-based control / simulation (software). Implementation in a real robot cell at TTZ.
Prof. Dr. Christian Pfitzner
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