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The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "The importance of angular momentum in humanoid locomotion and push recovery" by Robert Schuller - DLR Several biomechanical studies point to the great importance of angular momentum in human locomotion. Inspired by these observations, explicit control… [read more]

The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "Kinesthetic Teaching for Non-Roboticists - Robots Interactions" by Camille Vindolet - ICS Robots should become more fluent in their interactions with humans, especially non–experts in Robotics. Robotics is part of the technology that has a vocation of… [read more]

The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "Towards embodied myoelectric prostheses: exploring the impact of sEMG interfaces" by Theophil Spiegeler Castañeda - Professorship for Healthcare and Rehabilitation Robotics - TUM Surface electromyography (sEMG) interfaces have emerged as a promising… [read more]

On May 3-4, two ICS members, Fengyi Wang and Natalia Paredes Acuña, had the opportunity to present their research posters at the annual General Assembly of the TUM Institute for Advanced Study (TUM-IAS), as part of the Human-Centered Neuroengineering focus group from the Hans Fischer Fellowship… [read more]

Prof. Dr. Jun Tani, an esteemed researcher from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology is visiting our lab this week as part of the TUM Global Visiting Professor program! Prof. Dr. Tani is a renowned expert in the field of Cognitive Neurorobotics, a cutting-edge discipline at the… [read more]