Industrial Automation

Pillar 3:

Industrial Automation: Robotics (Target: Zero Human-Intervention, Autonomous systems)

Development of automated systems for various manufacturing and production processes based on digital tools, computer vision, machine learning (AI), and industrial robotics. The aim is to automate all the dirty, dull, and dangerous tasks and enhance the safety and smartness of manufacturing and production systems. The specific research includes autonomous assembly & disassembly, vision, and knowledge-based systems, path planning, human-robot collaboration, automated repair, autonomous machine tending, and automated crop quality control and monitoring in vertical farming (Aquaponics).

We use RoboDK for the simulation and offline programming of industrial robots.

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