The TUM RoboGym, one of Europe’s most advanced robotics centers, opened in October 2026. Here are the key questions and answers. [read more]

Founded by three former TUM robotics students, Munich-based RobCo has become TUM’s 24th unicorn. The start-up develops modular, AI-supported robot systems that make industrial automation easier to deploy and operate. [read more]

Prof. Enrica Tricomi’s research lies at the intersection of neurorobotics and intelligent assistance. In this interview, she shares her vision for wearable robotics, discusses building her new research group and reflects on the importance of interdisciplinary research at TUM MIRMI. [read more]

From the operating room to robotics research: Prof. Dirk Wilhelm is TUM’s new Professor of Medical Robotics. The surgeon and TUM MIRMI researcher develops robotic systems designed to support medical staff in everyday clinical practice. [read more]

Researchers at TUM have developed a lightweight robotic exosuit that supports older adults when standing up and walking. Using sensors, artificial tendons and machine learning, the wearable system is designed to assist movement intuitively and at the right moment. [read more]