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Department of Robotic Systems

Dipl.-Ing., M.Sc. Roberto Lampariello      

Contacting Address:
Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics
German Aerospace Center
Muenchner Straße 20
D-82234 Weßling
Germany
Tel.:++49-8153-28-2441
Fax.:++49-8153-28-1134
E-mail: Roberto.Lampariello(at)dlr.de

General Interests:

  • Free-flying Robots
  • On-Orbit Robotics
  • Robot Motion Planning
  • Multibody Dynamics
  • Applied Nonlinear Control



Projects:

  • 2008-to date: DEOS - Deutsche Orbitale Servicing Mission-  development of the tools for the capture, stabilization and de-orbiting of a non co-operative target by means of a free-flying robot.

                                       

Fig.: DEOS scenario: a robot mounted on a chaser satellite grasping a target satellite

  • 2004- 2007: TECSAS - Technology Satellite(s) for demonstration and Verification of Space Systems (DLR/CSA/Babakin) -  development of the tools for the capture, stabilization and de-orbiting of a non co-operative target by means of a free-flying robot.

Fig.: TECSAS scenario: a robot mounted on a chaser satellite grasping a target satellite

  • 2004- 2006: Museum Robot (KUKA/DLR) - development of the control for a cable-suspended platform with two robots.

  • 2003: TECSAS - Technology Satellite(s) for demonstration and Verification of Space Systems - Feasibility study (DLR) - study of the capture, stabilization and de-orbiting of a non co-operative target by means of a free-flying robot.

  • 2002: ROGER - Robotic Geostationary Robotic Restorer - Feasibility study (ESA) - study for the de-orbiting of a non co-operative geostationary satellite by means of a tether-net and a tether-gripper satellite system.

  • 2000: ROBONAUT (DLR-RM) - development of a real-time two-arm free-flying robot simulator.

  • 2000: ESS - Experimental Servicing Satellite - Feasibility study (DLR) - satellite orbit transfer mission.

 


Publications:

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Journal Papers:

  • Agrawal, S.K., Pathak, K., Franch, J., Lampariello, R., Hirzinger, G., "A Differentially Flat Open-Chain Space Robot with Arbitrarily Oriented Joint Axes and Two Momentum Wheels at the Base", IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, Volume 54, Issue 9,  Sept. 2009, pp. 2185 - 2191.

 


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