Papers
48
Total Citations
832
H-Index
16
About
Ulrich Rembold is a pioneering researcher whose work spans computer integrated manufacturing, robotics, and autonomous systems, with lasting influence across both industrial and academic communities. His landmark textbook *Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Engineering* (1993), with 176 citations, remains a foundational reference, synthesizing CIM models, CAD integration, flexible manufacturing equipment, and communication standards into a comprehensive framework that shaped how engineers approach modern production systems. Rembold made significant contributions to autonomous and mobile robotics, most notably through the KAMRO project — a mobile two-arm robot capable of independent navigation, docking, and assembly execution. His research into distributed control architectures, including the Karlsruhe Multi-Agent Robot Architecture (KAMARA), advanced the principles of modularity, fault tolerance, and scalable robot coordination. Complementing this, his work on the KANTRA natural language interface demonstrated innovative approaches to human-robot interaction. At the frontier of miniaturization, Rembold also pioneered microrobot-based desktop stations for microassembly, addressing the critical challenge of assembling complex microsystems from discrete micro-components. His contributions to sensor-based robot programming languages further cemented his influence. Across more than three decades, Rembold's research has consistently bridged theoretical frameworks and practical implementation in intelligent manufacturing and robotics.
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Top Papers
- 1Computer Integrated Manufacturing And Engineering176 citations · 1993
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- 4Languages for sensor-based control in robotics39 citations · 1987
- 5Untitled31 citations · 1997
- 6Development of an advanced robot for autonomous assembly31 citations · 2002
- 7Robot Technology and Applications27 citations · 2020
- 8A DISTRIBUTED CONTROL ARCHITECTURE FOR AUTONOMOUS ROBOT SYSTEMS27 citations · 1995
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