How can academia and industry come together to tackle the technological challenges of today and tomorrow? Siemens Technology and the TUM Institute for LifeLong Learning explore this in their groundbreaking podcast series. Join us as we dive deep into the…
How can academia and industry come together to tackle the technological challenges of today and tomorrow? Siemens Technology and the TUM Institute for LifeLong Learning explore this in their groundbreaking podcast series. Join us as we dive deep into the cutting-edge developments in research and innovation, celebrating the launch of the Siemens Technology Center on TU Munich’s Garching Campus.
Episode 3: The Past, the Present, and the Future of Robotics, Automation, and Artificial Intelligence
Embark on a journey through the history and evolution of robotics, automation, and AI with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alin Albu-Schaeffer of TUM and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), alongside Georg von Wichert of Siemens Technology and TUM Institute for Advanced Study.
The episode sheds light on pivotal moments in robotic innovation, from early collaborations to the next generation of intelligent machines that redefine flexible manufacturing. Learn about their contributions to setting industry benchmarks, driving joint research initiatives, and advancing AI-driven robotics. Don’t miss this compelling conversation with two leading voices in the field.
Speaker:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alin Albu-Schaeffer
An authority in bio-inspired robotics, human-robot interaction, and flexible robotic systems, Prof. Albu-Schaeffer is Director at DLR’s Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics and a professor at TUM. His award-winning research spans space exploration, medical robotics, and industrial automation.
Dr.-Ing. Georg von Wichert
A Siemens veteran and expert in robotics and cognitive systems, Dr. von Wichert specializes in autonomous systems and sensor fusion. With over two decades of research experience, he has played a vital role in European innovation initiatives and holds the title of Rudolf Diesel Industry Fellow at TUM.
Episode 2: Trustworthy AI – Insights from Leaders in Tech and Academia
In this episode, Professors Elena Simperl (King’s College London) and Sonja Zillner (Siemens Technology, TUM) explore the transformative potential of trustworthy AI. They discuss the role of knowledge graphs in building more factual, explainable systems, and how regulations like the EU AI Act shape the future of AI innovation.
The conversation emphasizes the critical role of interdisciplinary collaboration among technologists, academics, and legal experts to ensure safe, transparent, and socially responsible AI development. Learn how fostering public trust can unlock the true power of AI.
Speaker:
Dr. Sonja Zillner
As an honorary professor at TUM and a leader at Siemens Technology, Dr. Zillner drives research on safety and transparency in AI, ensuring Siemens’ innovations remain reliable and ethical.
Prof. Dr. Elena Simperl
A professor at King’s College London and Director of Research at the Open Data Institute, Dr. Simperl has dedicated over 20 years to advancing AI and data ecosystems. Her insights bridge academic and industry perspectives for a holistic approach to trustworthy AI.
Episode 1: High-Fidelity Digital Twins in Engineering
Discover the collaboration between Siemens Technology and George Mason University on high-fidelity digital twins, a transformative innovation in engineering. Dr. Stefan Boschert of Siemens and Prof. Rainald Löhner of George Mason University discuss how advanced numerical methods and sensor technologies are improving the health and safety of civil and mechanical engineering structures.
From identifying structural weaknesses to optimizing complex systems, their work underscores the value of combining academic precision with industrial expertise. Learn how this partnership reduces environmental impact and costs while driving innovation in structural engineering.
Speaker:
Prof. Rainald Löhner
As Director of the Center for Computational Fluid Dynamics at George Mason University, Prof. Löhner is a leader in mechanical and civil engineering simulation. His work has established the Center as a pioneer in fluid dynamics research.
Dr. Stefan Boschert
A principal expert at Siemens, Dr. Boschert has nearly two decades of experience in simulation engineering. His research in digital twins ensures Siemens’ solutions are both innovative and operationally robust.
Dive into the Siemens Technology x TUM podcast series for a rich exploration of innovation at the intersection of academia and industry. Stay tuned for more episodes that showcase how collaboration drives the future of technology.
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