At the Institute of Assembly Technology and Robotics (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.
Recently the development of the first manufactured non-cuttable material was presented in the journal Scientific Reports.
The material is made of ceramic spheres encased in a cellular aluminium structure. Dr. Florian Bittner from the Institute of Plastics and Circular Economy contributed to the determination of the internal material structure and the cutting mechanism by CT analyses of the material.
The complete research article is available at Scientific Reports.
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