In the field of Intelligent Mobility, scientists at Aschaffenburg UAS research solutions for future mobility with the aim of moving people and goods safely, efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner. Central challenges in the field of autonomous vehicles are safety and targeted cooperation between all road users.
The research activities focus on sensor signal processing for reliable detection of the vehicle environment, innovative control algorithms for automating vehicle guidance and acoustic signal processing for optimising human-machine interaction. Energy efficiency requirements also play an extremely important role in this research area.
At the moment the lab pages are only available in German. We are currently working on English content for you.
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Biedermann
- Human Machine Interfaces
- Artificial Intelligence
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai Borgeest
- Automobile Engineering
- Mechatronics
- Vehicle Testing
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Bothen
- Engineering Mechanics
- Construction and CAD
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Czinki
- Technology Management
- Product Developement
- Mechatronic Systems
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konrad Doll
- Sensor Technology
- Cooperative Traffic Systems
- Digital Curcuit Design
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohammed Krini
- Artificial Intelligence
- Digital Signal Processing
- Predictive Maintenance
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Teigelkötter
- Power Electronics
- Electrical Drive Technology
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Prof. Dr. Galia Weidl
- Connected urban mobility
- Machine learning
- Automated driving
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Zindler
- Automation Technology
- Vehicle Control
- Safety Systems
By publishing research results in the field of Intelligent Mobility, we are actively contributing to improving the mobility of our future. With the common goal of increasing safety, enhancing sustainability and improving efficiency, we provide companies, communities and interested private individuals insights into possible applications and thus create starting points for further innovation.
Are you interested in a cooperation with Aschaffenburg UAS? We are happy to assist you in planning new projects.
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Research manager
Dr. rer.nat. Heike Bruhn
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Würzburger Straße 45
Room C1/24/208
63743 Aschaffenburg - heike.bruhn(at)th-ab.de
- + 49 60 21 4206 - 513
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Würzburger Straße 45