The research focus in the Underwater Lab is on advancing the (semi-)autonomous capabilities of underwater robotic systems. This ranges from low-level navigation and control to higher-level tasks such as coordinating multiple robots for exploration missions, e.g. environmental monitoring. We study a wide range of scenarios, from tracking individual underwater robots or underwater manipulation to coordinating multiple robotic platforms, both on and under water.
BlueROV2
- Compact and powerful underwater vehicle – for inspection, research and exploration
- Precise movement in any direction – thanks to a vectorial thruster with eight propellers
- Can operate at depths of up to 100 meters – thanks to a high-resolution camera and powerful lighting
BlueBoat
- Affordable unmanned surface vehicle (USV) – for hydrographic surveys, robotic research and scientific missions
- Easy integration of various sensors and equipment possible – thanks to flexible mounting points for additional attachments and open-source software
Location
Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI)
Carl-Zeiss-Straße 8
85748 Garching bei München
Room: EG. 0.20