Laboratory for Control Engineering and Mechatronics

Courses in winter semester

'Mess- und Regelungstechnik‘, 'Regelungs- und Automatisierungstechnik‘ and 'Prozessautomatisierung'

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Teaching and Research

Teaching with practical orientation for students using a level control system

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Practical lessons

Practical lessons are carried out in the laboratory as well as the computer rooms

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Thesis and project works

In the laboratory thesis and project works are continuously carried out, among others on the control of vehicles with omnidirectional mecanum wheels

Thesis and project works

Courses in winter semester 2016/17

This semester, several courses are offered by the ReMech. For students of the bachelor program ‘Mechanical Engineering’ in the 3rd semester the course for ‘Measurement and Control Technology’ and for those in the 5th semester ‘Control and Automation Technology’ are perfomed. For the master’s program ‘Mechatronics’ the course ‘Digital and Optimal Control’ and for the […]

As part of the open day at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences on 21st May the ReMech will be present again. There, information is offered for the work of ReMech and the courses. Some demonstration objects that have emerged from bachelor projects are shown and hopefully attract interest in the control engineering and mechatronics.

This semester, several courses are offered by the ReMech. For the master’s program ‘Mechatronics’ the course ‘Servo-Hydraulic’ and for the master’s program ‘Mechanical Engineering’ the courses ‘Selected Applications of Automation Technology’ and ‘Advanced Control’ are offered.

At the Conference on Decision and Control (CDC) in Osaka, Japan Andreas Bathelt presented his contribution “An Algorithm combining the Subspace Identification Methods ORT and CCA“ and brought a few impressions.

In university magazine Inside out an article about a project from the ReMech is published. It’s about the development of a balance trainer, which is currently developed for ReHa and training purposes and that was developed with two project partners.

The entire ReMech team wishes all project partners, colleagues and students a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

As part of the open day at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences on 30 May the ReMech will be present again. There, information is offered for the work of ReMech and the courses. Some demonstration objects that have emerged from bachelor projects are shown and hopefully attract interest in the control engineering and mechatronics.

Revision of the Tennessee Eastman Process Model available

Andreas Bathelt from the ReMech revised – with the assistance of N. Lawrence Ricker – the process model of the Tennessee Eastman Process, which is now available for download.