Carolin Strasmann

Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences

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Carolin Strasmann is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction and immersive learning technologies. Her work centers on bridging the gap between physical robotics and virtual environments, with a particular focus on making industrial collaborative robots accessible for education and training. In her seminal 2022 paper, "VIPER: A Virtual Platform to Experience Robots," Strasmann introduced a groundbreaking virtual reality (VR)-based learning platform that enables students to safely explore and experiment with complex robotic manipulators in simulated scenarios that would be difficult or impossible to replicate in traditional classrooms. This work, which has garnered 1 citation, represents a significant step toward democratizing robotics education by removing physical and financial barriers. Strasmann’s contributions are particularly notable for their emphasis on experiential learning, allowing users to immerse themselves in realistic, interactive environments that foster deeper understanding of robotic systems. Her research continues to shape how future engineers and researchers engage with automation technology, making her a key voice in the evolving landscape of VR-enhanced STEM education.