Robotics I

Mainly, the lecture "Robotics I" includes the approaches for the modelling (kinematics and dynamics) of industrial robots as well as of redundant mechanisms. Additionally, basic as well as advanced methods for the control of robots are presented.


In the following the main topics of the lecture "Robotics I" are listed:

  • Direct and inverse kinematics
  • Coordinate and homogeneous transformations
  • Denavit-Hartenberg-Notation
  • Jacobi-Matrices
  • Kinematically redundant mechanisms
  • Trajectory planning
  • Dynamics
  • Newton-Euler and Lagrange methods
  • Control
  • Interaction control
  • Sensors

Course Material

Lecture notes are offered at Stud.IP. Amongst others, these include the lecture notes as well as exercises.

Notice: Lecture notes as well as the lecture itself are given in German.


Organisation

Lecturer:

  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Seel

Term:

  • Winter term (This lecture is offered every semester with a different lecturer but identical content. In the summer semester, the lecture Robotics I is read by Prof. Müller (IRT) and in the winter semester by Prof. Seel)

Lectures/Exercise: 

  • Monday

Computer exercise

  • The computer exercise accompanying the lecture is worked on independently at home. In the exercise, the topics of the tutorials are deepened with tasks on a six-axis kinematics and at the same time the use of the Matlab software from Mathworks® is trained.

Contact

M. Sc. Tim-Lukas Habich
Research Staff
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room
M. Sc. Tim-Lukas Habich
Research Staff
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room