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Professorship for Machine Learning for Robotics

Smart Robotics Lab

Boltzmannstrasse 3
85748 Garching info@srl.cit.tum.de

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 The Smart Robotics Lab (SRL) focuses on enabling technologies for mobile robots operating in a potentially unknown environment. This includes localisation (without infrastructure such as GPS), mapping, and 3D scene understanding with a suite of sensors, most importantly cameras. Respective algorithms ranging from computer vision and machine learning to motion planning and control need to be processed efficiently on-board to yield accurate results in real-time. The aim is to empower the next generation of mobile robots that plan and execute complex tasks in potentially cluttered, and dynamic environments, possibly close to people. SRL is applying the technology to drones, as used e.g. in autonomous inspection or construction scenarios demanding proximity or physical contact with structure. The Smart Robotics Lab (SRL) focuses on enabling technologies for mobile robots operating in a potentially unknown environment. This includes localisation (without infrastructure such as GPS), mapping, and 3D scene understanding with a suite of sensors, most importantly cameras. Respective algorithms ranging from computer vision and machine learning to motion planning and control need to be processed efficiently on-board to yield accurate results in real-time. The aim is to empower the next generation of mobile robots that plan and execute complex tasks in potentially cluttered, and dynamic environments, possibly close to people. SRL is applying the technology to drones, as used e.g. in autonomous inspection or construction scenarios demanding proximity or physical contact with structure.

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Informatik IX

Professorship for Machine Learning for Robotics

Smart Robotics Lab

Boltzmannstrasse 3
85748 Garching info@srl.cit.tum.de

Follow us on:
SRL  CVG   DVL