Institute of Assembly Technology – Institute of Assembly Technology – Leibniz University Hannover

Institute of Assembly Technology

WELCOME TO MATCH

At the Institute for Assembly Technology (match), future-oriented ideas for automated and robot-assisted assembly in production are developed under the direction of Professor Annika Raatz. In addition to research in the area of tension between humans and machines, match offers a variety of courses in the fields of robotics and assembly.

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NEWS

Smart Material Workshop at ICRA 2022

17th December 2021

Of the utmost precision: Cooperation with Siemens Healthineers

9th December 2021

Cooperative object transport: teamwork of mobile robots

STUDENT PROJECTS AT THE MATCH

Assembly technology and robotics? This is just right for you!

The match regularly offers topics for bachelor and master theses, as well as assistance jobs for committed students. Find more information here.

INTRODUCING THE MATCH

Ideas for the Future

At the Institute of Assembly Technology pioneering ideas for assembly technology are developed under the direction of Prof. Annika Raatz.

© Dorota Sliwonik

A FLAGSHIP IN PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY

The Centre for Production Technology (PZH)

Like seven other institutes of mechanical engineering dealing with production and logistics, match belongs to the Production Technology Center.

EVENTS OF THE FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Leibniz AnsprechBAR: Ihre Fragen an die Wissenschaft

MIC2022 - Machining Innovations Conference for Aerospace Industry 2022

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COOPERATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING

SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY FOR ASSEMBLY, HANDLING AND INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS

Accelerate research, optimise teaching

Fundamental and applied research.

SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY FOR PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY

Together for the Production of Tomorrow

Production technology dialogue and cooperation between research institutes, universities and industry.

DFG PRIORITY PROGRAMME

SOFT MATERIAL ROBOTIC SYSTEMS

Safety, adaptability and flexibility - Soft Material Robotics has emerged as a new branch of robotics research.

Update on Production Technology in Hannover

The joint news platform of the production technology institutes in Hanover provides information on current topics.

Last Change: 28.09.22