Professor Dr Thomas Zeh
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Tel. +49 (0)831 2523-666
thomas.zeh(at)hs-kempten.de
Building T, Room T238
Bahnhofstrasse 61, 87435 Kempten, Germany
The Research Focus Mobility is working on technical innovations for assisted and automated driving (ADAS/AD) and on developing energy-efficient and emission-free vehicles. These mobility concepts of tomorrow are underpinned by research activities in the areas of data-based traffic systems and sustainable solutions for energy supply. In this sphere as well, innovations are only possible by rigorously deploying information and communications technology (ICT) and artificial intelligence (AI). This Research Focus encompasses the following topics:
The researchers work at two institutes (Institute for Innovative Vehicle Drives, Institute for Driver Assistance and Connected Mobility) and other research-intensive laboratories.
Prof. Dr. Matthias Bittner
Innovative aviation systems
Prof. Dr. Rolf Jung
Reliability and safety
Prof. Dr. Matthias Klingele
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology, cell characterisation, prototype construction
Prof. Dr. Tim Poguntke
Sensor technologies and signal processing
Prof. Bernhard Schick
Vehicle technology, driving dynamics and automated driving
Prof. Dr. Andreas Stiegelmeyr
Vehicle drives and control engineering, energy-efficient drive systems
Prof. Dr. Uwe Stratmann
Customer satisfaction
Prof. Dr. Thomas Zeh
Measuring systems, circuit engineering, sensor systems
*) Members according to the criteria of the HRK Research Map
Prof. Dr. Gregor Bischoff
Automotive drives, automotive engineering
Prof. Dr. Bernd Dreier
Computer graphics, human-computer interaction, usability engineering
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Göhner
Algorithms and data structures, compilers, parallel computers
Prof. Dr. Dirk Jacob
Automating manufacturing and robotics
Prof. Dr.Michael Layh
Physics, mathematics and optics
Prof. Dr. Michael Patt
Power electronics
Prof. Dr. Bernd Pinzer
Engineering mathematics and engineering information technology, digital image processing and machine vision
Prof. Dr. Stefan-Alexander Schneider
Autonomous driving and advanced driver assistance systems
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