At the 2008 Automatica, which has taken place in Munich from June 10 to 13, we displayed many of our research results. Below you will find a selection of our displays.

Mobile Humanoid "Justin" The DLR Humanoid "Justin" came a long way since its last public display: it is mobile! Full article

Multimodal Telepresence The DLR light-weight robot is used as a haptic device within a multimodal human system interface. Full article

Medical Robotics with light-weight systems DLR has developed the light-weight robot MIRO for the application in various surgical procedures. Full article

Vision and Force Controlled Assembly Automated assembly processes traditionally rely on a high level of accuracy in the feeding of parts and the robot positioning. The DLR lightweight robot provides a fundamentally new solution to the advanced part assembly in industrial manufacturing. Full article

Multi-sensor five-fingered hand with fifteen degrees of freedom On the technology basis of the DLR-HIT Hand I, the Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have jointly developed a new robot hand Full article

Safety in Human-Robot Interaction DLR is highly engaged in the evaluation of “safety in Human-Robot Interaction” within several European projects (SME, PHRIENDS). Full article

The DLR Crawler – a Six-Legged Actively Compliant Walking Robot The DLR Crawler is a six-legged walking robot that is based on the fingers of the DLR Hand II. Full article

Virtual Bavaria The German Aerospace Center develops technologies for the photo-realistic 3-d object reconstruction and 3-d representation in scientific and non-scientific applications. Full article

The artificial DLR-Heart The innovative technique of the implantable DLR - ventricular assist device provides, for the first time, a true alternative for heart transplant patients. Full article