In VirtuSen, the aim is to use a small number of physical sensors to generate virtual sensors using AI methods. Photos/graphics: IMMS/Pixabay (u_8t3emw1yia).

euspen SIC 2025

Date, Type of contribution, Location:

18 November 2025–20 November 2025,Talk,Cranfield University, UK

Title:

I) Development and validation of a simplified coil model for CFD simulation of a nanopositioning planar drive system

II) Experimental characterization of thermal disturbances in a 6DOF nanopositioning system under varying operational conditions

Authors:

I) Ina Naujokat, Ludwig Herzog, Steffen Hesse, Parastoo Salimitari

II) Parastoo Salimitari, Steffen Hesse, Michael Katzschmann, Ludwig Herzog

Event:

euspen Special Interest Conference: Precision & Performance 2025 (combining MATADOR, LAMDAMAP & Thermal Issues)

Further information:

https://www.euspen.eu/events/sic-meeting-precision-performance-2025-matador-lamdamap-thermal-issues-18th-20th-november-2025

Symbolic image with parts of a precision drive, a model of a magnetic coil whose data is fed into or generated from an AI visualised as a chip with brain structures.

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Project

VirtuSen

With the help of virtual sensor technology and AI, it is intended to detect and compensate for disruptive influences on complex mechatronic systems…

Lead application

Adaptive edge AI systems for industrial application

We are researching solutions for adaptive edge AI systems to make AI possible on low-consumption embedded systems in industry and to network them in real time.

Core topic

The numerous existing AI algorithms and methods for high-performance computing are unsuitable for embedded systems. We are researching to optimise AI algorithms and methods so that they can be used on embedded systems.

Research field

Magnetic 6D direct drives with nm precision

To enable the manufacturing of macroscopic high-tech products with microscopic precision, we are researching scientific principles and technical solutions for nanopositioning systems for large motion ranges.

Research field

Smart distributed measurement and test systems

Integrated sensor ICs are the heart of sensor and measurement systems like wireless sensors, stationary or handheld devices. We are researching solutions for ever more powerful sensors with more intrinsic intelligence and task allocation in the network.

Contact

Dipl.-Hdl. Dipl.-Des. Beate Hövelmans

Head of Corporate Communications

beate.hoevelmans(at)imms.de+49 (0) 3677 874 93 13

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