Work-Life Robotics Institute
Work-Life Robotics Institute
The Work-Life Robotics Institute researches and develops economic and transferable robotics applications in the industrial environment. At the interface between humans and robotics, effective interactions in socio-technological systems are designed through application-oriented research.
The research focuses on lean-orientated industrial and collaborative robotics, additively manufactured components and care robotics. Further details and contact persons for the main research areas can be found on the Research page.
The Monitoring Committee of the EU Interreg Upper Rhine program has approved two cross-border projects in which the Work-Life Robotics Institute (WLRI) at Offenburg University of Applied Sciences is involved.
The Robot Hub Academie project will train future robotics experts in the Upper Rhine region, with a focus on cross-border courses, the establishment of a doctoral network and a robot driver's license. The WLRI plans to open up robotics lectures to students from France and Switzerland, as well as to develop courses for doctoral students and a doctoral network.
In the Robot Hub Transfer project, the WLRI supports small and medium-sized companies in the Upper Rhine region in the automation of processes with robots. The offer includes on-site as-is analyses, development of solution concepts and risk assessments.
News
The pupils from Klosterschule Offenburg had an exciting day of theory and praxis at the Work-Life Robotics Institute.
Nach dem Start im April 2023 haben die beiden Interreg-Projekte Robot Hub Transfer und Robot Hub Academie am WLRI viele Erfolge erzielt.
Schülerinnen und Schüler wurden beim Studieninformationstag der Hochschule Offenburg in die angewandte Robotik am WLRI eingeführt.
Schülerinnen und Schüler erleben einen spannenden Tag im WRLI, entdecken die Robotik und ihr Interesse an der Zukunft.
Wege für die Integration von Robotern wie Pepper in die Unterstützung von Menschen mit Behinderungen gesucht.
Landeswissenschaftsministerin informiert sich im Gespräch mit Rektor Stephan Trahasch über Zukunftstechnologien Digitalisierung, KI, Robotik…
Mitarbeitende des Work-Life Robotics Institute (WLRI) präsentieren in der Messehalle Freiburg zwei Roboter.