The Chair of Electrical Measurement Engineering (eMT) conducts research and develops cutting-edge systems at the intersection of industrial wireless communication, high-precision sensor technology, and autonomous robotics. Our research activities are organized into four main areas of focus.
dtec.bw: Digital Sensor-2-Cloud Campus Platform
Research Projekt – RF Sensor Network
Establishment of a university-based real-world lab for research into time-critical Industry 4.0 and security applications. Integration of the physical sensor layer, the university’s own standalone 5G campus network, and real-time cloud processing.
A sensor network is being established in Hamburg to support drone detection in urban environments.
IO-Link Wireless (IEC 61139-3)
Real-time wireless sensor network for measuring shape and strain in large structures
Globally standardized wireless technology (IEC 61139-3) for fast, highly reliable, and deterministic sensor-actuator communication in manufacturing cells with cycle times under 5 ms and a packet error rate below 10⁻⁹.
A wireless sensor network enables the scalable, real-time measurement of the shape, deformation, and local strain of large-area components.
Wireless Industrial IoT (WIIoT)
Counter-sUAS UAS
Real-time-capable wireless systems and dynamic coexistence management in the 2.45-GHz and 5-GHz bands for highly reflective industrial environments, as well as self-powered sensor systems with energy harvesting.
Modular interception systems for small drones.
Letzte Änderung: 28. August 2026