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SDU Mechatronics

Expertise in core disciplines of mechatronics

About SDU Mechatronics

SDU Mechatronics are principal contributors to the engineering programmes within mechatronics at SDU at both bachelor and master level.

Research

SDU Mechatronics carry out research within 4 core areas: Control systems, mathematical modelling, embedded software, as well as electronics and digital hardware.

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3D-print

17.12.2020

Metal 3D printing for the masses

Fabrikant Mads Clausen’s Foundation is donating 90,000 DKK for metal 3D printing at Centre for Industrial Mechanics

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Wind tunnel

17.12.2020

Wind tunnel for multi-disciplinary teaching

Fabrikant Mads Clausen’s Foundation is donating 88,000 DKK for wind tunnel at Centre for Industrial Mechanics.

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16.06.2020

SDU students 3D printing Corona hook for you to avoid touching infected door handles

Despite that society is gradually reopening, we must still pay extremely attention to COVID-19 and potential dissemination. Thus, students from SDU Sønderborg have 3D printed a so-called Corona door hook to avoid direct contact with door handles.

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New Centre

25.02.2020

New Centre for Industrial Mechanics on its way in Sønderborg

SDU joins together with Bitten & Mads Clausen Fond, LINAK, Region of Southern Denmark and Sønderborg Municipality to establish a new Centre for Industrial Mechanics (CIM) with research, new laboratories and related engineering study programmes within the field of mechanics. The total investment amounts to more than 93 mill Danish kroner by 2030.

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05.08.2019

Mechatronics research on cover page of MDPI Sensors

In their July edition, the international scientific journal MDPI Sensors chose to high-light research results to help diabetes patients.

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01.07.2019

Assistant Professor at SDU Mechatronics nominated ‘Teacher of 2019’

Assistant Professor Hossein Ramezani was awarded by the BHJ Foundation.

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22.03.2019

Ana Ionesi Wins WSC Diversity Award

Ana Ionesi, PhD student from SDU Mechatronics, won the Diversity Award at the Winter Simulation Conference 2018 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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20.02.2018

IoT Seminar

Learn how to apply Internet of Things (IoT) for controlling light, ventilation and heating.

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26.01.2018

Rambøll donation facilitates expansion of FabLab

Rambøll donation enables engineering students to independently apply modern workshop technologies such as 3D printing and laser cutting, along with a wide variety of classic manufacturing methods.

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22.12.2017

CarpeDIEM ready with first three charge stations for electric vehicles

CarpeDIEM facilitates testing of algorithms for small scale intelligent and coordinated charging of electric vehicles.

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16.08.2017

Mathematical Workshop with Industry

During week 34 academics join forces to work on industrial, mathematical problems supplied when ESGI 129 is held at Gråsten Landbrugsskole

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17.02.2017

New 3D Printing Lab

Direct student access to 3D printing facilities - true win-win for both students and staff.

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27.10.2016

Intensive Course in Comsol Multiphysics

Experience Comsol Multiphyiscs - possibilities, modelling practice, and background knowledge

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13.09.2016

Green Water receives 750,000 DKK from SE

Energy supplier supports climate-friendly project

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01.07.2016

MCI part of advanced automower development project

Just as it is possible to get an automower for the lawn, a new and more advanced lawn care robot for golf courses and other larger turf areas is coming. It cuts and aerates the turf as well as removes weeds.

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01.07.2016

BHJ Prize for final project

Two mechatronics students win the BHJ Prize for the best final project for developing a machine to detect and hoe weeds.

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SDU Mechatronics University of Southern Denmark
  • Alsion 2
  • Sønderborg - DK-6400
  • Phone: +45 6550 1690
  • Fax: +45 6550 1635

Last Updated 11.06.2021