Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics

The Institute of Engineering and Computational Mechanics focuses on questions relating to Technical Dynamics. This is the guideline for many research projects and courses.

Our sites at a glance

From our research areas

Distributed Control of Mechanical Systems

Control design, simulation, and experimental validation in robotics applications

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Driving Safety

The ITM-Driver-in-the-Loop simulator with active motion platform

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Uncertainties

Quantification of Polymorphic Uncertainties in Mechanical Systems

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Stability Analysis of Machining Processes with Varying Dynamics

Machining Processe

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Parametric Model Order Reduction in Elastic Multibody Systems

Linear axle with moving load

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Model reduction in felxible multybody dynamics

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Integrated Modeling and Simulation of Dynamical-optical Systems

Numerical Simulation of dynamically disturbed optical systems

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Dynamics of hearing

Model of an ear

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Cable Robots in the German Pavilion at the World Exhibition EXPO 2015 in Milan

EXPO-Show in Milan, summer 2015

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Interactive Pendulum for the German Pavilion at the World Exhibition EXPO 2010 Shanghai China

Testsetup in Stuttgart, summer 2009

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Cooperations

LCM Linz Center of Mechatronics GmbH
SimTech – Cluster of Excellence
Windfors – the southern German Wind Energy Research Alliance

Institute

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Courses

Here you can find our offers for students in the area of Bachelor and Master.

Research

The research work of the institute is dedicated to technical dynamics in the broadest sense. In ...

Software

developed at the ITM or sponsored by companies

Contact

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Contact

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Prof. E.h.

Peter Eberhard

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