Five-axis-machine for 3D-printing

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Within this interdisciplinary working group, 3D printed electronics and sensors as well as the respective materials are to be investigated and further developed. 3D-printed sensors are to be used in 3D-printed human-robot-collaboration-gripping-systems for material and object detection. Later, a 3D-printed robot/robotic-arm that perceives its surroundings will also be developed using electrically conductive materials. Furthermore, the use of 3D-printed sensors in man-machine-interfaces is targeted and the UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) of the University of Applied Sciences Offenburg are to be further developed, for example with heated wings or the integration of solar cells into the wings. In addition, additively manufactured energy harvesters will be investigated and the improvement / further development of materials (conductive filaments, pastes and inks) for 3D printing will be pursued.