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Suraj Nair
Researcher at Technische Universität München
Publications - 34
Citations - 432
Suraj Nair is an academic researcher from Technische Universität München. The author has contributed to research in topics: Robot & Tracking system. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 34 publications receiving 367 citations. Previous affiliations of Suraj Nair include Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich & Information Technology University.
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Joint-action for humans and industrial robots for assembly tasks
Claus Lenz,Suraj Nair,Markus Rickert,Alois Knoll,Wolfgang Rösel,Jürgen Gast,Alexander Bannat,Frank Wallhoff +7 more
TL;DR: A concept of a smart working environment designed to allow true joint-actions of humans and industrial robots, which anticipates human behavior, based on knowledge databases and decision processes, ensuring an effective collaboration between the human and robot.
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The introduction of a new robot for assistance in ophthalmic surgery
M. A. Nasseri,Martin Eder,Suraj Nair,E. C. Dean,Mathias Maier,Daniel Zapp,C. P. Lohmann,Alois Knoll +7 more
TL;DR: A new robotic system to assist surgeons performing ophthalmic surgeries that allows microscale motions and is stable in the presence of vibrations common in operation room (OR) and solves the problem of patient motion.
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Kinematics and dynamics analysis of a hybrid parallel-serial micromanipulator designed for biomedical applications
M. A. Nasseri,Martin Eder,D. Eberts,Suraj Nair,Mathias Maier,Daniel Zapp,C. P. Lohmann,Alois Knoll +7 more
TL;DR: A novel design of a miniature micromanipulator comprising piezo actuator based parallel coupled joints which allow adjustable Remote Center of Motion (RCM) and the introduced mechanism compared to similar mechanisms are compactness, stiffness and simplicity of mathematical computation.
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User friendly Matlab-toolbox for symbolic robot dynamic modeling used for control design
TL;DR: A new Robot Modeling/Simulation Toolbox for Matlab is presented, which can compute the kinematic and dynamic equations of a serial robot in closed-form and generates codes for the most representative matrices of the robot dynamics.
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A Unifying Software Architecture for Model-based Visual Tracking
Giorgio Panin,Claus Lenz,Martin Wojtczyk,Suraj Nair,Erwin Roth,Thomas Friedlhuber,Alois Knoll +6 more
TL;DR: The proposed structure allows integrating known data association algorithms for simultaneous, multiple object tracking tasks, as well as data fusion techniques for robust, multi-sensor tracking; within these contexts, parallelization of each tracking algorithm can as well be easily accomplished.