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Emperical Interference

Haptic Intelligence

Modern Magnetic Systems

Perceiving Systems

Physical Intelligence

Robotic Materials

Social Foundations of Computation


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Autonomous Vision

Autonomous Learning

Bioinspired Autonomous Miniature Robots

Dynamic Locomotion

Embodied Vision

Human Aspects of Machine Learning

Intelligent Control Systems

Learning and Dynamical Systems

Locomotion in Biorobotic and Somatic Systems

Micro, Nano, and Molecular Systems

Movement Generation and Control

Neural Capture and Synthesis

Physics for Inference and Optimization

Organizational Leadership and Diversity

Probabilistic Learning Group


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Robot Learning

Conference Paper

2022

Autonomous Learning

Robotics

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Medical Systems Physical Intelligence Article Fullerene-Filtered Light Spectrum and Fullerenes Modulate Emotional and Pain Processing in Mice Lazovic, J., Zopf, L. M., Hren, J., Gajdoš, M., Slavkovic, M., Jovic, Z., Stankovic, I., Matovic, V., Koruga, D. Symmetry, 13(11):2004, October 2021 (Published) DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Bioinspired self-healing polypeptides Pena-Francesch, A., Demirel, M., Sitti, M. Bulletin of the American Physical Society, 66(1):V07.00003, APS March Meeting, March 2021 URL BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article 4D printing of continuous shape representation Ahn, S., Byun, J., Joo, H., Jeong, J., Lee, D., Cho, K. Advanced Materials Technologies, 6(6):2100133, 2021
Abstract 4D printing can address time-evolving structural functions that are unattainable by conventional 3D printing. Despite the advance in materials and printing techniques, however, 4D printing of continuity of shape representation that generally characterizes 3D matters is still challenging, because the existing methodologies mostly rely on a few discrete levels of strain and their spatial distributions. Here, a 4D printing strategy of shape memory polymers (SMPs) that can program continuous levels of shape-recovery strain is proposed. It is found that the irrecoverable state of the SMP and the corresponding recovery strain can be controlled in a continuous and precise manner by a single printing parameter. Importantly, the continuity of strain programming provides an opportunity for the translation into mathematical function representation (F-rep), which allows the systematic derivation and implementation of 4D-printed bilayer strain functions that are matched to the continuously varying curvatures of the target geometry. Combined with the custom-built software, the F-rep 4D printing strategy can produce 4D-printed architectures that involve continuously varying strain profiles of almost any function type. The effectiveness of the framework is highlighted by a set of 3D face masks with facial feature transformation driven by a function operator.
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Physical Intelligence Modern Magnetic Systems Article Bayesian Machine Learning for Efficient Minimization of Defects in ALD Passivation Layers Dogan, G., Demir, S. O., Gutzler, R., Gruhn, H., Dayan, C. B., Sanli, U. T., Silber, C., Culha, U., Sitti, M., Schütz, G., Grévent, C., Keskinbora, K. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 13(45):54503-54515, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 2021 DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Demonstration of magnetic and light-controlled actuation of a photomagnetically actuated deformable mirror for wavefront control Jha, A. K., Douglas, E. S., Li, M., Fucetola, C., Omenetto, F. G. Optical Engineering, 60(12):124102, 2021 (Published) DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Exploiting mechanical instabilities in soft robotics: controls, sensing, and actuation Pal, A., Restrepo, V., Goswami, D., Martinez, R. V. Advanced Materials, 33(19):2006939, 2021 DOI URL BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Fluid mechanics and rheology of the jumping spider body fluid Göttler, C., Amador, G. J., van de Kamp, T., Zuber, M., Boehler, L., Siegwart, R., Sitti, M. Soft Matter, 17(22):5532-5539, 2021 DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Interfacial engineering for improved photocatalysis in a charge storing 2D carbon nitride: melamine functionalized poly(heptazine imide) Kröger, J., Jiménez-Solano, A., Savasci, G., Rovó, P., Moudrakovski, I., Küster, K., Schlomberg, H., Vignolo-González, H. A., Duppel, V., Grunenberg, L., Dayan, C. B., Sitti, M., Podjaski, F., Ochsenfeld, C., Lotsch, B. V. Advanced Energy Materials, 11(6):2003016, 2021 DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Miscellaneous Photocatalytic hydrogen evolution: interfacial engineering for improved photocatalysis in a charge storing 2D carbon nitride: melamine functionalized poly (heptazine imide)(Adv. Energy Mater. 6/2021) Kroeger, J., Jimnez‐Solano, A., Savasci, G., Rovo, P., Moudrakovski, I., Kuester, K., Schlomberg, H., Vignolo‐Gonzalez, H. A., Duppel, V., Grunenberg, L., Dayan, C. B., Sitti, M., Podjaski, F., Ochsenfeld, C., Lotsch, B. V. Advanced Energy Materials, 11(6):2170028, 2021 DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Review on Bioinspired Planetary Regolith-Burrowing Robots Wei, H., Zhang, Y., Zhang, T., Guan, Y., Xu, K., Ding, X., Pang, Y. Space Science Reviews, 217(8):87, 2021 (Published) DOI BibTeX

Physical Intelligence Article Robotic drilling tests in simulated lunar regolith environment Zhang, T., Zhang, Y., Xu, K., Ding, X., Wei, H., Chao, C., Wang, B., Wang, B. Journal of Field Robotics, 38(8):1011-1035, 2021 DOI URL BibTeX

Empirical Inference Haptic Intelligence Perceiving Systems Physical Intelligence Robotic Materials MPI Year Book Scientific Report 2016 - 2021 2021
This report presents research done at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems from January2016 to November 2021. It is our fourth report since the founding of the institute in 2011. Dueto the fact that the upcoming evaluation is an extended one, the report covers a longer reportingperiod.This scientific report is organized as follows: we begin with an overview of the institute, includingan outline of its structure, an introduction of our latest research departments, and a presentationof our main collaborative initiatives and activities (Chapter1). The central part of the scientificreport consists of chapters on the research conducted by the institute’s departments (Chapters2to6) and its independent research groups (Chapters7 to24), as well as the work of the institute’scentral scientific facilities (Chapter25). For entities founded after January 2016, the respectivereport sections cover work done from the date of the establishment of the department, group, orfacility. These chapters are followed by a summary of selected outreach activities and scientificevents hosted by the institute (Chapter26). The scientific publications of the featured departmentsand research groups published during the 6-year review period complete this scientific report.
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