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Vacation workshop: robotics, extended reality and AI

Fast facts

Organizer
Information technology
Location
Campus Sonnenstraße
Date & Time
10/14/20259.00o'clock–10/15/202515.00o'clock

Information

Close-up of a bionic hand on an industrial robot holding an orange ball with the inscription "Fachhochschule Dortmund".

What's it all about?
In this workshop, students learn about the world of collaborative robotics. They experience how modern technologies are shaping industry, medicine and research. Together with students from the Faculty of Information Technology, they work directly on an arm robot and a robotic vehicle and solve practical tasks from the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Students in the Extended Reality course wear virtual reality headsets and interact with a virtual scene __Students in the Extended Reality course wear virtual reality headsets and interact with a virtual scene.

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On the second day, the students immerse themselves in virtual worlds. They experience applications of extended reality (XR) for solutions in biomedical technology and for the robotics and mobility solutions of tomorrow. Participants playfully learn how human visual spatial perception works by creating their own stereoscopic images that they can view and take with them.

Who is it for?
Students from grade 9.

Further information

Participation is free of charge
Participants can eat for free in the FH canteen during the lunch break.

Please send questions and registration by email to robotik-agfh-dortmundde
or by telephone to Prof. Dr. Jörg Thiem: (0231) 9112-9168.
Places are limited. In case of overbooking, the date of registration is decisive!

Photo of a student sitting at a computer desk and holding the arm of a Schrenkarm robot with her hand.

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Day 1: Basics Trying out with different robots

Collaborative robotics: How do humans and robots work together safely?
Low-code programming: Controlling the Cobotta robot arm with user-friendly tools
Practical tasks: Grasping and moving objects - team challenges!
Mobile robotics and AI: Recognizing objects while driving with a robot using a camera and AI

Photo of a person on the Icaros device. She is wearing VR goggles and holding on to the handles.

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Day 2: Extended reality for robotics

Experience spatial vision: Creating a stereo video for the use of color anaglyphs using a stereo camera
Extended Mobile Robotics: Interface of virtual reality (VR) and mobile robotics
Study guidance: Find out which study options suit you!

What participants take away:

Practical experience: programming, AI application, robotics and XR at first hand
Insights into studying: How students work with robots in research projects and the opportunities they offer
Networking: Exchange with students and robotics experts
Certificate of participation: For future applications or for your studies