Mobile Machines
The research group „Mobile & Stationary Systems“ integrates fluid-mechatronic and information-technologic innovations at the machine level and optimize them.
Group Presentation
The world population is facing a multitude of global challenges that require sustainable and new solutions. Demographic change and aging world populations require new machines or assistance systems that relieve people of heavy physical activity in harsh environments, support productivity-increasing and protect their health. The importance of sustainable processes in construction, agriculture or forestry for the protection of resources and the environment is growing steadily. Therefore, new machines that offer a minimal footprint with maximum operational capability over their life cycle are required. In order to live up to this vision, the construction and agricultural machinery of the future will act (partially) autonomously and will be networked with each other and with the environment. New software solutions and automation processes are changing the interaction between humans and machines, leading to optimal utilization and increased productivity. In addition, efficient drive technology and flexibly reconfigurable construction methods reduce costs for the user, require fewer resources and protect the environment.
The key to this vision lies in the implementation of
- More intuitive and easier handling
- Maximum operational readiness
- Efficient energy consumption
- Networking and embedding in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
- Safe interaction
Current Research Projects
Revier 2020 - Start-up phase of the reference construction site Campus West |
Mfund - Off-Highway-Twins |
TopoSelect - Evaluation methodology of drive topologies of electric mobile machines |
Completed Research Projects