Chair in Automated Joining Processes and Simulation

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The Chair of Automated Joining Processes and Simulation, headed by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Julia Zähr, is dedicated to the development and research of innovative solutions for automated welding and modern manufacturing processes. Particular emphasis is placed on implementing cost-effective, practical and user-friendly automation solutions for small-batch production. The chair provides companies with support and scientific guidance in the introduction of automated manufacturing processes. 

Holder of the Chair

Our team

Dipl.-Ing. Christian Schmidt
Dipl.-Ing. Christian Schmidt
Mitarbeiter Forschung
Fakultät Ingenieurwissenschaften
M.Eng. Thomas Goße
M.Eng. Thomas Goße
Mitarbeiter Forschung
Fakultät Ingenieurwissenschaften
Mario Götzel
Mitarbeiter Schweißlabor
Fakultät Ingenieurwissenschaften
Tilo Hientzsch
Mitarbeiter Schweißlabor
Fakultät Ingenieurwissenschaften

Laboratory equipment

Room 7-012

Modern facilities and laboratory workstations are available for research and teaching. These include, amongst others:

  • Cobot welding workstation with a Universal Robots UR10e and an MSG welding power source
  • Rotary-tilting table (L-type positioner)
  • Laser seam tracking system from Garmo Instruments
  • Eight welding booths for manual welding using conventional arc welding processes: gas-shielded metal arc welding, tungsten inert gas welding and manual arc welding 
  • Other processes such as submerged arc welding, arc stud welding and resistance spot welding

The technical facilities enable both scientific research and practical training for students.

Key areas of research

The research carried out by the Chair focuses in particular on the following areas:

Cobot-based welding

Cobot programming for automated welding

Virtual Reality Welding for Training

Current projects

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