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A&R - Project Seminars - WS 2011/12

Automation and Robotics - Project Seminars - WS 2011/12

 


General Information About DYN Project Seminar WS 2011/12

Group A:

  • Title: Visualization and Simulation of Sequential Function Chart Programs based on Compositional Hybrid Automata Models
  • Supervision: Stephan Fischer, Christian Schoppmeyer, Martin Hüfner, Sergio Lucia, (Christian Sonntag)
  • Start: October 12, 2011, 14:00 hrs, G2-520

Group B:

  • Title: Real-time Control and Build-up of a Pipeless Plant with Multiple Moving Robots
  • Supervision: Martin Hüfner, Stephan Fischer, Christian Schoppmeyer, Sergio Lucia, (Christian Sonntag)
  • Start: October 12, 2011, 15:30 hrs, G2-520

Latest Updates

  • 10.10.11: First meeting of both groups will be on Wednesday, 12th of October 2011 at 14:00 hrs respectively 15:30 hrs in G2-520 (seminar room on the 5th floor G2 building).
  • 10.10.11: Sergio Lucia will be an additional supervisor for both groups.
  • 22.09.11: Final distribution of the participants


Final Distribution

Group A Group B
Gizem Berk Waqas Arif
Nandakumar Manoj Oguz Armagan
Rajesh Rajendran Uzair Javed
Lars Simora Rajesh Koduri
Zhou Su Olus Sevilmis
Sankaranarayanan Subramanian Krutin Shah
Viren Vora
Nan Wang


Regulations

  • Workload: 360 h / student (including 90 h of presentation)
  • It is highly recommend to finish the project before the exam period
  • Worth 12 credit points
  • At least one group intern colloquium per week

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Project seminar proposals


  1. A. Process Dynamics and Operations Group (DYN), Fac. BCI: Visualization and Simulation of Sequential Function Chart Programs based on Compositional Hybrid Automata Models
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  3. B. Process Dynamics and Operations Group (DYN), Fac. BCI: Real-time Control and Build-up of a Pipeless Plant with Multiple Moving Robots
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