BMWI-funded project for non-destructive testing of sandwich panels using ultrasound successfully completed.

Dr. Maximilian Knaus (WSL Patentanwälte) provides practical insights into the protection of intellectual property and the resulting opportunities for research as part of the Hands-on Sensor Systems project seminar.

This semester with an exciting “Jenga” tower project

The project seminar Hands-on Sensor Systems will in the future expand the master's curriculum with practically grounded knowledge in the direct research environment of measurement and sensor technology.

The Measurement and Sensor Technology group proudly participated at this year’s fair, organized by the Faculty of ETIT at TU Darmstadt.

From September 12th to 18th 2025, the Measurement and Sensor Technology Group of TU Darmstadt participated in the IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium 2025 in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

Thanks to funding from the State of Hesse, the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (ETIT) was able to provide us nearly €40,000 for new research equipment.

With this support, the Measurement and Sensor Technology Group acquired two HEX 32 reference force sensors and an Ultium EMG system – an important investment for future research activities and experiments involving human participants.

Visit from Wiesbaden Business School and the HIGHEST Center to plan a joint course and tour the laboratories of MUST and IDD at TU Darmstadt.

The low-cost robotic arm HELENE, developed in the measurement and sensor technology group, has been used in research and teaching for several years. Now, all data for replication has been published, accompanied by two scientific publications.

We are excited to welcome Lukas Ulmer as a member of the team.