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Fundamentals of Robotics AR-104: Prof. Dr. B. Kuhlenkötter

This document outlines a course on fundamentals of robotics. The course covers topics like robot kinematics, path planning, robot programming, sensors, actuators, and applications. It is taught over one semester with 5 hours per week, including 3 hours of lecture and 2 hours of tutorial. Students must complete 4 assignments to be eligible to take the final exam, which is either an oral exam of 30 minutes or a written exam of 120 minutes. The course aims to present basic concepts needed for robotics research and applications.

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Fundamentals of Robotics AR-104: Prof. Dr. B. Kuhlenkötter

This document outlines a course on fundamentals of robotics. The course covers topics like robot kinematics, path planning, robot programming, sensors, actuators, and applications. It is taught over one semester with 5 hours per week, including 3 hours of lecture and 2 hours of tutorial. Students must complete 4 assignments to be eligible to take the final exam, which is either an oral exam of 30 minutes or a written exam of 120 minutes. The course aims to present basic concepts needed for robotics research and applications.

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Fundamentals of Robotics AR-104

Rota Duration Semester SWS Credit Points Workload


annually WS 1 Semester 1st (Semester) 5 SWS 7 210 h
1 Modul structure
Course (Abbreviation) Type/ SWS Presence Self study Credits
a) Fundamentals of Lecture/ 3 SWS 45 h 90 h 4
Robotics (FR)
b) Fundamentals of Tutorial/ 2 SWS 30 h 45 h 3
Robotics (FR)
2 Language: English
3 Content
1. Robot Kinematics: Position and orientation representations, homogeneous
transformations, frames, Denavit Hartenberg convention, forward kinematics,
inverse kinematics
2. Path Planning: Path types, point-to-point-motion, continuous path motion, spline
interpolation
3. Robot Programming: Hardware and software architectures of robot controllers,
robot programming paradigms, robot programming languages
4. Robot Sensors: Classes of tactile and non-tactile sensors, working principles,
mathematical modeling of sensors, multi-sensor integration, control issues
5. Robot Actuators: Classes of robot actuators, working principles, mathematical
modeling of actuators, mechanical construction and control issues
6. Robot Application Fields: Factory and workcell control strategies, production
optimization, introduction to space robotics, service robotics, teleservice
7. Advanced Robot Simulation and Control: Introduction to dynamic robot modeling,
basics of robot control, introduction to virtual reality methods, action planning,
multi-robot coordination
Literature:
 Introduction to robotics: Mechanics and Control, John J. Craig, Prentice Hall, 2004
 Phillip John McKerrow. Introduction to robotics. Addison-Wesley Publishing
Company, 1991
 Mark W. Spong and M. Vidyasagar. Robot Dynamics and Control. John Wiley and
Sons, 1996
4 Goals
Ranging from kinematic descriptions of robot manipulators through robot components to
more advanced simulation and control techniques, this course presents the basics for
robotics research and applications.
5 Examination Requirements
All students are required to solve four assignment problems as a prerequisite for the
exam. The final exam will be an oral (30 minutes) or written (120 minutes) exam,
depending on the number of participants.
6 Formality of Examination
 Module Finals  Accumulated Grade
7 Module Requirements (Prerequisites)

8 Allocation to Curriculum:
Mandatory Course
Program: Automation & Robotics
9 Responsibility/ Lecturer
Prof. Dr. B. Kuhlenkötter/ Prof. Dr. B. Kuhlenkötter

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