Pictures of the day: DLR at Automatica 2025
Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 1
Prof Dr Alin Albu-Schäffer (Head of the DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics) in an interview at the DLR stand at Automatica 2025.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 1
TORO at Automatica 2025 The humanoid walking robot TORO (Torque-controlled humanoid robot) is a research platform for scientific topics that deal with bipedal locomotion and dynamics. This includes aspects such as robust walking, stair climbing and multi-contact scenarios. TORO was presented to the public for the first time in 2013.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 1
CORE at the Automatica. Hands and grippers. Our experience in the development, construction and use of versatile robotic hands dates back to 1993, covering all areas of mechatronic hand development and control including telemanipulation, autonomous gripping and manipulation. The DLR Hand II was the world's most advanced robotic hand when it was launched in 2001. Based on this, the two DLR Hit Hand variants I & II were developed. In 2008, we introduced the DLR Hand-Arm System David – it is still the most complex robotic hand with 36 motors and 20 degrees of freedom. It achieves the size and performance of a human hand and is therefore unique. The hand demonstrates our experience with cable-operated, passively compliant robotic hands. Our most recently developed space hand is the DEXHAND. It combines the modular finger concept of the DLR Hand II with cable-operated fingers. It has the dimensions of an astronaut's glove.
Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 2
At Automatica 2025, DLR will be demonstrating our MAYA assistance robot system (2nd from left) to the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy, Hubert Aiwanger.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 2
MAYA at Automatica 2025 The assistance robot MAYA, newly developed at DLR, is designed to enable people with severe physical limitations to be mobile again in everyday life. The semi-autonomously controllable robotic arm is specially designed for use on a wheelchair and can be operated intuitively.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 2
TORO doing yoga exercises at Automatica 2025. The humanoid walking robot TORO (torque-controlled humanoid robot) is a research platform for scientific topics that deal with bipedal locomotion and dynamics. This includes aspects such as robust walking, stair climbing and multi-contact scenarios. TORO was presented to the public for the first time in 2013.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 3
DLR at Automatica 2025, Day 3.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 3
DLR presents success stories at Automatica 2025 The transfer of knowledge and technology from research to application is multi-faceted: innovative research results find their way into industry, into application or to end users in a wide variety of ways.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 3
TORO at Automatica 2025 The humanoid walking robot TORO (Torque-controlled humanoid robot) is a research platform for scientific topics that deal with bipedal locomotion and dynamics. This includes aspects such as robust walking, stair climbing and multi-contact scenarios. TORO was presented to the public for the first time in 2013.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 4
SARA at Automatica 2025: The variable workstation with the DLR lightweight robot SARA (Safe Autonomous Robotic Assistant) forms the central component for a work cell that can be flexibly reconfigured. This allows the system to be quickly adapted to new products and customised orders. In an interactive sanding application from the LEROSH project, the DLR team demonstrates how SARA can perform sanding tasks quickly and precisely with the help of 3D point clouds and an intuitive interface. Bearing rings are measured as a further application example. SARA is programmed using natural interaction with humans and language models.
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Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 4
Roboception presents at Automatica 2025 Roboception offers solutions for navigation, real-time object recognition and manipulation by robots. Customised software for industrial applications and production is developed individually.
Pictures of the day: At Automatica 2025, day 4
ELAN at the Automatica 2025.
