Robert Katzschmann is an Assistant Professor of Robotics at ETH Zurich, known for his pioneering work in the field of soft robotics. His research at the Soft Robotics Lab focuses on developing innovative soft robots and biohybrid robots using compliant materials. Katzschmann's expertise lies in designing fluidic and electric drive concepts, control algorithms, and machine learning techniques for interactions with objects and living beings. His notable projects include the creation of SoFi, a soft robotic fish for marine exploration, and advanced soft robotic manipulators for object grasping. Through his contributions to academic publications and media outlets, Katzschmann showcases a unique approach to robotics, emphasizing bioinspiration and physical intelligence in the development of adaptable and versatile robotic systems.
Areas of Expertise
Aerial drones, artificial muscles, biohybrid robotics, controls, engineering, machine learning, marine life, mechanical engineering, robotic manipulation, soft robotics, technology
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The future of machines that move like animals
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