Mail Address
Prof. Dr. Volker Graefe
Intelligent Robots Laboratory
Bundeswehr University München, LRT
Werner- Heisenberg-Weg 39
D-85577 Neubiberg
E-Mail: | Volker Graefe |
Professional interests
- Sensors for robots, including vision systems and imaging tactile sensors
- System architecture and methods for behavior-based robots and real-time vision
- Mobile robots, learning robots, calibration-free robots
- Humanoid personal assistant robots
- Long-term dependability of complex robotic systems
- Bionics-based robot intelligence
Biographical Data
1956 - 1964 | Universities of Göttingen, Munich, Hamburg and Kiel; studies of physics, mathematics, astrophysics and oceonography |
1961 - 1965 | University of Kiel, Germany; research in applied physics |
1964 | Doctor of Sciences degree, in physics, mathematics and oceanography (University of Kiel, Germany) |
1965 - 1969 | University of Hawaii, Hawaii Institute of Geophysics; research in physical oceanography |
1969 - 1975 | Project manager with Krupp, a major German industrial corporation; management of research and development projects in ocean engineering and computer design |
Since 1975 | Professor and head of the Institute of Measurement Science, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Bundeswehr University Munich |
Since 2003 | Head of the Intelligent Robots Laboratory, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Bundeswehr University Munich |
Publications
Please see list of publications by the Intelligent Robots Laboratory .
Additional Information
- Honorary Professor of the Changsha Institute of Technology (China; since 1993)
- Nakamura Prize for contributions to the advancement of the technology of intelligent robots and systems over a decade (1997)
- IAPR/MVA Prize for the most influential paper of the past decade (1998)
- General chairman of the IEEE/RSJ/GI International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems 1994, IROS '94
- Member, Administrative Committee of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (1993-1998)
- Member, IROS Advisory Council
- Associate Editor of the International Journal of Humanoid Robotics (IJHR)