The list of all courses currently given by members of the Autonomous Systems Lab.

Machine Learning (384.185)

Robot Learning (384.195)

Advanced Methods in Robot Learning (384.199)

Mechatronics and Robotics Project (376.099)

Student Projects

Here you will find information about the projects that our students are currently working on. If you are interested in working with us, take a look at our proposed thesis and contact the corresponding supervisor.

Automation and Robotics Project topics

TypTitelSupervisorAdditional information
Course projectSafe quadruped locomotion with terrain understandingDaniel SliwowskiProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectA benchmark of modern Motion Policy Learning techniques for Robot ManipulationDaniel Sliwowski, Victor Kowalski MartinsProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectIntuitive Augmented Reality Interface for Robot TeachingChengxi LiProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectRobot-service dog: Developing an algorithm for robust human following in complex environmentsDaniel SliwowskiProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectConstruction of a low-cost dual arm teleoperation interfaceShail Jadav, Johannes HeidersbergerProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectLet me help you! Intention Guided Task Planning for Physical Collaborative Assembly TasksJohannes HeidersbergerProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectBipedal Robot-Locomotion with Reinforcement LearningYashuai YanProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectBimanual Robot Teleoperation System using Augmented RealityChengxi LiProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectWhole-Body Manipulation: Unitree, fetch me a beerYashuai YanProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window
Course projectTidyBot: Robot Cleaning my room!Shail Jadav, Victor Kowalski MartinsProject proposals, opens an external URL in a new window

 

 Proposed Thesis

TypeTitleMain AdvisorCo-AdvisorTISS Page
Diploma ThesisMixing it Up. A Human-Robot Collaboration in Crafting Cocktails, opens an external URL in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeEsteve Valls MascaroTISS Page, opens an external URL in a new window
Diploma ThesisGive me some context! Human motion generation in scenes, opens an external URL in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeEsteve Valls MascaroTISS Page, opens an external URL in a new window
Diploma ThesisLearning from Demonstration for Robot Brush-Painting Skills, opens an external URL in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeJohannes HeidersbegerTISS Page, opens an external URL in a new window
Bachelor ThesisGenerating and Executing Reactive Movements in Human-Robot Interaction, opens an external URL in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeDaniel Sliwowski, Johannes HeidersbergerTISS Page, opens an external URL in a new window

 

The topics are not limited to ones above. But, possible topics include

  • human motion imitation (humanoid motion retargetting, hand motion retargetting),
  • robot skill learning from human demonstrations,
  • reinforcement learning for manipulation tasks,
  • reinforcement learning for (bipedal and quadrupedal) locomotion tasks,
  • skill refinement via interaction with human (physically and verbally),
  • human intention reading,
  • human robot interaction,
  • contact rich manipulation tasks,
  • robot vision language action model, etc. 

Past Projects

TypTitelMain AdvisorCo-AdvisorStudent
Diploma ThesisMultimodal Transformer Models for Human Action Classification, opens a file in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeEsteve Valls MascaroZoltán Varga
Diploma ThesisAdaptive locomotion: task-agnostic reinforcement learning through learnable stiffness, opens an external URL in a new window (pdf)Prof Dongheui LeeYashuai YanDario Spoljaric
Student ProjectLarge Language Model  Task Planning for a Mobile Manipulator WaiterProf Dongheui LeeDaniel SliwowskiStefan Lechner
Student ProjectRobust Human Following with Quadruped RobotsProf Dongheui LeeDaniel SliwowskiStefan Kuen