In an exciting competition of the DFG Priority Program 2305, the team from TU Darmstadt was able to convince the jury with their sensor-integrated sphere.

Measurement and Sensor Technology Group takes part in workshop on acousto-optical modulation.

Interdisciplinary research provides deeper insight into the behavior of ultrasound-activated soft particles and lays the foundation for new applications

In the context of the 7th Tongji-TUDA Workshop on „Smart Materials and Devices", we are pleased to welcome Professor Zhang to our event and are eager to learn about new projects in the field of our functional materials.

In the context of the 7th Tongji-TUDA Workshop on „Smart Materials and Devices", we are pleased to welcome Professor Zhang to our event and are eager to learn about new projects in the field of our functional materials.

As part of the RMU-funded project “Practical experiments in medical technology – the robot as a surgical assistant”, a new experiment was created for the measurement technology lab, which was awarded the departmental prize for good teaching.

In the past summer semester, students of the department had the opportunity to investigate our in-house development, the robotic arm “Helene”, in terms of positioning accuracy within the framework of the Practical Development Methodology (PEM). It was an ambitious endeavor, successfully realized through cooperation with the renowned company Wenzel Messtechnik.

The Department of Measurement and Sensor Technology is strongly represented this year, presenting results from various research projects in two lectures and two posters.

We are excited to welcome Dr. -Ing. Sergey Zhukov to the team as a research associate.

Funding from the etit department enables the acquisition of a 3D surface profilometer

Innovative multimodal foil sensors impress the jury. The team composed of Dr. Omar Ben Dali, Dr. Romol Chadda, Bastian Latsch, and Stefan Trillig wins the Special Prize from the Thomas Weiland Foundation in the Science category.