Lecture Humanoid Robotics
Humanoid robots are currently an active research platform. Since they have a human-like body plan they can act in environments designed for humans. Humanoid robots are able to, e.g., climb stairs, walk through cluttered environments, manipulate objects, and open doors.
This lecture covers techniques for humanoid robots such as perception, localization, footstep planning, walking, and motion planning.
Organization
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Maren Bennewitz
- Co-organizers: Murad Dawood, Subham Agrawal, and Nils Dengler
- Lectures: Thursdays 08:30–10:00 (s.t.), starting April 13, 2023
- Tutorials: Tuesdays 08:30–10:00 (s.t.), starting April 18, 2023
- The module counts for 6 ECTS-Points
- The lecture and the tutorial will take place in lecture hall 7
Exercises
To attend the mandatory exercise please sign up until the first tutorial on Tuesday the 18th of April by following the below steps:
- Create an account on our GitLab server (https://gitlab.igg.uni-bonn.de/users/sign_in).
- Important: You have to use your "@uni-bonn.de" e-mail address! If you do not have one, please contact us immediately.
- You are allowed to form groups of up to 3 students. However, you can also submit your solutions as a single-person group.
- Send us one mail per group with the following content:
- The full name of each group member
- The e-mail address of each group member
- The username of each group member on our Gitlab server
- If your group consists of less than three students, let us know if you are willing to be combined with other groups. Without other instructions from your side, we will combine your group to have at least two students in each group.
- The repositories will be assigned and finalized until 17.04.2023