Wei Zhang, M. Sc.
Research associate
Campus Kaiserslautern, Building F, Room F2.010 E-Mail: wei.zhang@hs-kl.de
Functionalities
Seminar leader: Actuators and Sensors
Research work
Analytical and numerical calculation of electromagnetic fields Optimization of modeling and flow control in electromagnetic systems Measuremen
Juri Dolgirev, M. Eng.
Research associate
Campus Kaiserslautern, Building F, Room F2.010 Phone: +49 631 3724-4468 E-Mail: juri.dolgirev(at)hs-kl.de
Research work
Development of permanent magnet-assisted synchronous reluctance motors (PMSynRM) Improvement of energy and resource efficiency in circulating pumps by optimizing the int
Vincent Becker, M.Eng.
Research associate
Campus Kaiserslautern, Building F, Room F2.038 Phone: +49 631 3724-2406 E-Mail: vincent.becker(at)hs-kl.de
Functionalities
Project ORSYGET Seminar leader: Electrical drive technology
Research work
Control of circulating pumps Variable speed operation of centrifugal pumps
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ZEETA - State adaptation for single-track electric traction drives
The "ZEETA" project is concerned with an electrically powered single-track trailer that does not exert any force on the towing two-wheeler. The aim is to further promote the use of bicycles and thus make our mobility more sustainable. However, the design of such a trailer poses a m
EmKiPro2 - Embodiment through AI-Driven Proprioception in Prosthetics
The core focus of the project is the development of a leg prosthesis that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to transmit external stimuli—triggered by pressure, touch, or changes in temperature—and simulate sensation in muscles and joints.
To generate data, so-called surrogate
Open Source Leg – Active Prosthetics
The OSL is an open-source platform that provides researchers with a foundation to initiate studies in the field of active prosthetics — i.e., prosthetic devices with integrated electric actuators — with minimal initial effort.
Conventional passive prostheses are unable to supply energy, which in healthy indiv
