Research Interests

My research interest are mainly within industrial robotics with focus on the field of mobile manipulation for industrial tasks. Currently, my research is within reconfiguration of mobile manipulators. Reconfiguration in terms of both software and hardware. In software, my focus has been on using our concept of robot skills to create an intuitive and quick way of instructing a mobile manipulator to a new task. In terms of hardware, I investigate how hardware reconfiguration can be formalized and made intuitive. My hypothesis is, that the hardware configuration needed for a task is indeed tightly linked to the software configuration; hence, the sequence of skills. Thus, instead of establishing a hardware configuration prior to a software configuration, I hypothesize that the hardware configuration can be derived from the sequence of skills.

Selected topics of interest

• Industrial Mobile Manipulation
• Flexible Automation
• Intuitive Human Robot Interaction (HRI)
• Hardware configuration
• Software configuration

Publications

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Education

2012

Master of Science in Engineering – Manufacturing Technology. Aalborg University, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Aalborg, Denmark.
Master thesis title: Intuitive Instructing of Autonomous Industrial Mobile Manipulator

2010

Bachelor of Science in Engineering – Mechanical and Manufacturing Technology. Aalborg University, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Aalborg, Denmark.