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Insights into faculty life

Immerse yourself in the world of electrical engineering and information technology and see how exciting and diverse our specialism really is! Our film clips give you an insight into our faculty and show you what electrical engineering and information technology really means - it is the basis for future topics such as renewable energies, robotics, automation, artificial intelligence and theInternet of Things(IoT). Discover innovative technologies, practical experiments and the fascination of modern technology. Be inspired and find out how varied your studies with us can be.

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Maths 2.0

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The video answers typical questions from first-year students about studying mathematics and presents helpful support services that improve understanding and learning success.

First-year students often ask how difficult maths is and can I manage it. A lot has happened in maths. There are many tools to help students understand maths and solve problems more easily. We present one such aid.

Sweeper robot

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The video presents the “PersonA-PP” project, in which a robot-assisted assistant for care is being developed. Students are working on various sub-areas in team, project, Bachelor's and Master's theses.

The number of people in need of care in Germany is growing continuously - by 2060, 4.8 million people are expected to be affected. Technical aids in the home environment are essential to ensure good care in the future. In the "Personal assistance for patients in care (PersonA-PP)" project, we are developing a robot-assisted assistant that takes on tasks such as fetching and handing over objects. Many parts of the robot are being further developed in student team, project, bachelor's and master's theses.

Anechoic chamber

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Im reflexionsarmen Raum der Fakultät Elektro- und Informationstechnik, simulieren wir mithilfe eines 3D-Lautsprechersystems mit 8 Kanälen und eines leistungsstarken Rechners unterschiedliche akustische Umgebungen. Ein Kunstkopf ermöglicht dabei die realitätsnahe Nachbildung des menschlichen Gehörs.

In the anechoic chamber of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, we simulate different acoustic environments using a 3D loudspeaker system with 8 channels and a powerful computer. An artificial head enables the realistic simulation of human hearing.

Humanoid robots

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In the video, we show how students develop and program their own applications for image and speech processing and machine learning on humanoid robots - clearly demonstrated with robot soccer.

Our humanoid robots offer ideal testing opportunities for projects in image processing, speech processing and machine learning. students programme and test their own functions and learn how to programme algorithms for motion sequences. An illustrative example of an application in which these technologies come together is when the robots play football.