Daniel Rixen gave a keynote presentation on Experimental Substructuring at the 16th Aachen Acoustic Colloquium (24-26 November 2025), where international industry, developers and researchers in the field of NVH and automotive acoustics meet. Great discussions with researchers, developers and… [read more]

Our course "Dynamics of Mechanical Systems (MW1421)" has been renamed to "Multiphysical Interactions in Mechanical Systems (ED160054)" to better capture its broad scope. The new name highlights the course’s focus on the multipyhiscal coupling in dynamical systems. While maintaining its strong… [read more]

For the third time in a row, the Chair of Applied Mechanics was part of the holiday program “TUM female explorers: STEM experience at the university” – and once again inspired girls aged 13 to 15 to take an interest in technology and robotics. Under the title “LOLA's Adventure: Experience How… [read more]

We, Prof. Daniel Rixen, Philipp Radecker, and Moritz Sattler, are happy to share that we won first place in the teaching award Goldene Lehre in the category “Lectures in Advanced Studies” for Robot Dynamics. Our teaching concept, Room for Improvement, is very well accepted by the students. Students… [read more]

After the success of our past seminars—where students built self-balancing robots and dynamic control systems—we’re excited to announce the next round of our hands-on project seminar at TUM:"Roboterentwicklung für fortgeschrittene Regelkonzepte"🛠️ Build your own MiniWheelbot from scratch🧠 Apply… [read more]

On 27.06.2025, our chair was represented at this year's LOIFT (Lehrstuhl-Orientierungs-, Informations- und Forschungs-Tagung) of the mechanical engineering student council. The event offered students of all semesters the opportunity to get a comprehensive overview of the research areas and courses… [read more]

On June 23, 2025, apprentices from MTU Aero Engines AG visited the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and gained fascinating insights into cutting-edge research across various engineering disciplines. The visit began with an engaging introduction by Prof. Dr. Ir. Daniel Rixen, who offered a… [read more]

Three Master's Degree Programmes, a Graduate Programme for Doctoral Students and New Ideas. If you want to study robotics, the Technische Universität München currently offers three Master's degree programmes. There is also a graduate programme for doctoral students, which is intended for students… [read more]