Robotics and advanced industrial production
The ROBOPROX project focuses on cutting-edge research in robotics and optimization algorithms for manufacturing and materials engineering.
Selected results
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Hoffman, M., Mareš, M., Patni, S., Pliska, M., Stoudek, P., Straka, Z. & Štěpánová, K. (2024)
Single-Grasp Deformable Object Discrimination: The Effect of Gripper Morphology, Sensing Modalities, and Action Parameters
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Erik Derner, Dalibor Kučera, Nuria Oliver, Jan Zahálka (2024)
Can ChatGPT read who you are?
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Beneš, P., Gregor, J., Michiels, W., Vyhlídal, T., & Šika, Z. (2024)
Collocated and non-collocated active spatial absorbers for spatial flexible structures
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Patni, S. P., Stoudek, P., Chlup, H. and Hoffmann, M. (2024)
Online elasticity estimation and material sorting using standard robot grippers
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Mengzhou Liao, Antonio Cammarata, Tomas Polcar (2024)
Charge-induced ultralow friction between graphite and atomically flat surfaces
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Prashant Dwivedi, Alberto Fraile, Tomas Polcar (2024)
High-velocity dust impacts in plasma facing materials: Insights from molecular dynamics simulations
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Daniel Karpinski, Tomas Polcar, Andrey Bondarev (2024)
Exploring nanoscale metallic multilayer ta/cu films: Structure and some insights on deformation and strengthening mechanisms
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V. Beneš, M. Svítek, A. Michalíková, M. Melicherčík (2024)
Situation Model of the Transport, Transport Emmissions and Meteorological Conditions
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Roboprox in numbers
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University partners
18
Research groups
180
Researchers engaged
13
Research areas
Project objectives
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Implementation of two research work packages
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Strengthening the R&D capacity by establishing and developing excellent research teams
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Establishing new international collaboration
Strengthening the international cooperation
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Acquisition of instrumental and infrastructural equipment FOR The research project
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Implementation of the mobility programme
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Research focus
Opportunities
Open job positions
New exciting opportunities open for your research career!
ROBOPROX invites PhD students and postdocs to apply and join an outstanding interdisciplinary research.
Women forum
Empowering Women in Robotics!
Women Forum within the ROBOPROX project contributes to increasing the share of women in ROBOPROX teams and robotics and other technical sciences in general.
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