Dr.
Martin
Wermelinger
Alumni
Martin Wermelinger received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering in 2013 and his Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering in 2015, both from ETH Zurich. After finishing his Master’s Thesis about terrain traversability assessment and navigation planning for legged robots he continued to work for three months as a research assistant on the topic of autonomous robotic navigation at the Robotic Systems Lab (RSL) lead by Prof. Marco Hutter. He completed his PhD within the NCCR in 2021, and is now Head of Robotics at Bota Systems AG.
Work Topic
Martin Wermelinger is focusing on manipulation and autonomous assembly of irregular objects with uncertainty in pose and shape. He develops novel methods to detect, limit and control the contact forces of objects and to shape the interaction dynamics, by exploiting sensitive and compliant robotic systems.
Role in the NCCR Digital Fabrication
Alumni: PhD Researcher
Current position
Head of Robotics at Bota Systems AGNCCR publications
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HEAP – The autonomous walking excavator (2021)
- Date: 01.09.2021
- Authors: Dr. Dominic Jud, Simon Kerscher, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Edo Jelavic, Pascal Egli, Philipp Leemann, Gabriel Hottiger, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
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Grasping and Object Reorientation for Autonomous Construction of Stone Structures (2021)
- Date: 01.07.2021
- Authors: Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Dr. Ryan Luke Johns, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
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Robust Robotic Aggregation of Irregularly Shaped Objects (2021)
- Date: 01.01.2021
- Authors: Dr. Martin Wermelinger
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- Date: 01.12.2020
- Authors: Dr. Ryan Luke Johns, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Ruben Mascaro, Dr. Dominic Jud, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Dr. Margarita Chli, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
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- Date: 01.08.2020
- Authors: Ruben Mascaro, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter, Prof. Dr. Margarita Chli
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Data-Driven Model Predictive Control for Trajectory Tracking With a Robotic Arm (2019)
- Date: 01.10.2019
- Authors: Dr. Andrea Carron, Elena Arcari, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Lukas Hewing, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter, Prof. Dr. Melanie Zeilinger
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Contact-Implicit Trajectory Optimization for Dynamic Object Manipulation (2019)
- Date: 01.01.2019
- Authors: Jean-Pierre Sleiman, Jan Carius, Ruben Grandia, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
- Event: IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2019)
- Notes: Conference lecture held on November 7, 2019
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Deployment of an autonomous mobile manipulator at MBZIRC (2018)
- Date: 01.12.2018
- Authors: Jan Carius, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Balasubramanian Rajasekaran, Kai Holtmann, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
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Greedy Stone Tower Creations with a Robotic Arm (2018)
- Date: 01.01.2018
- Authors: Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Dr. Fadri Furrer, Hironori Yoshida, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
- Event: 27th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI 2018)
- Notes: RSL; dfab; manipulation; construction; robotic
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Greedy Stone Tower Creations with a Robotic Arm (2018)
- Date: 01.01.2018
- Authors: Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Dr. Fadri Furrer, Hironori Yoshida, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
- Event: 27th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI 2018)
- Notes: RSL; dfab; manipulation; construction; robotic
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Autonomous robotic stone stacking with online next best object target pose planning (2017)
- Date: 01.01.2017
- Authors: Dr. Fadri Furrer, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Hironori Yoshida, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
- Event: International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2017)
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Autonomous Mission with a Mobile Manipulator - A Solution to the MBZIRC (2017)
- Date: 01.01.2017
- Authors: Jan Carius, Dr. Martin Wermelinger, Balasubramanian Rajasekaran, Kai Holtmann, Prof. Dr. Marco Hutter
- Event: 11th Conference on Field and Service Robotics (FSR 2017)