Courses

The courses of the IAARC Academy comprise "design" such as:



According to this approach, one group of our courses copes with the technological background of robotic-based off-site and on-site implementation. Off-site applications are – just to name a few – flexible manufacturing systems for precast concrete component production, wooden panel production or steel box units etc., up to its customized production. Automated solutions for on-site production might be single construction robots for welding, spray painting, floor finishing, and components manipulation, but also wholly integrated automated sites where the production floor is either on top or on ground floor.


A second tier of courses deals with service science of buildings in such a way that buildings transform to changing customer, tenants or user demands. One of our focuses is to meet the challenges of demographic change by explicitly developing socio-technical solutions. We also stand for the design philosophy of developing subsystems and components whose technical, functional, and economical life cycles are synchronized in order to exchange single components or complex sub systems in order to increase resource efficiency and life time user flexibility.

All courses are cornered by projects as well as incubator exercises where one may verify his or her design, engineering, or servicing concept.


Our courses will be held in Munich, Germany, Chair for Building Realization and Robotics at the Technical University Munich. All lessons will be in English

Chair holder speaks at TEDx Stuttgart on RoboCon