Ten robotics highlights from 2024
Community, Research, TUM Press Release |
Professors from TUM and KIT introduced the Robotics Institute Germany at the KIRO2024 robotics conference in Berlin.
Prof. Navab’s robotic ultrasound systems autonomously perform exams, reducing the workload for medical professionals in hospitals.
TUM MIRMI leads IROS 2024 with 58 papers, 4 workshops, a competition, and tutorial, outpacing global robotics institutions.
GARMI supports daily tasks with AI, telemedicine, and rehabilitation, transforming caregiving through advanced robotics innovation.
Prof. Schoellig uses ChatGPT to create drone choreographies with collision prevention, showcasing AI’s potential in robotics.
TUM researchers developed robotic trousers to help people walk more easily and consume less energy, enhancing mobility.
Prof. Masia joins TUM as Deputy Director of MIRMI, specializing in biorobotics and exosuits, enhancing research excellence.
The Geriatronics Summit 2024 united 200 experts to discuss AI and robotics applications for elderly and disabled care improvement.
TUM researchers developed robotic technologies to clean environments via telepresence and direct control over four years.
TUM led the standardization of haptic codecs, enabling tactile internet applications like tele-surgery, teleoperation, and gaming.
Top 5 videos of the year 2024
1. Robotics for abdominal aneurysm monitoring
2. Robotic Shorts: One minute to start walking
3. Care Robot GARMI assists on demand
4. The Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI) of the Technical University of Munich in 70 seconds
5. How the robotic scan of limb arteries works