Focus Rollout
At the Focus Rollout, Bachelor students present the results of two semesters' of project work.
About focus projects
During the Bachelor's program, students can deepen their acquired knowledge and apply it in the focus projects in the fifth and sixth semesters. The variety of these projects is great - from vehicles to robots to medical technology. The ideas for the projects are proposed by the professors and students - in some cases in cooperation with industry.
Divided into teams, students spend two semesters developing new technical solutions independently for their respective projects. In addition to complex development tasks and technical challenges, the students have to master the team process and grow together into a functioning group within a few months. They also have to develop skills that they have not yet acquired during their studies, including know-how in management and marketing. As in the professional world, they are constantly faced with new problems that need to be solved so that a functioning prototype is available at the end of the sixth semester.
Focus projects 2023/2024
Impressions Focus Rollout 2023
More about the focus projects 2022/2023
- external page aCentauri call_made
- external page ARIS Prometheus call_made
- external page byPulse call_made
- Cito Librachevron_right
- external page Cellsius Project H2 call_made
- eXactchevron_right
- external page Formula Student Electric call_made
- magneckochevron_right
- MetaSuitchevron_right
- ReTexchevron_right
- SONANOchevron_right
- SURF-eDNAchevron_right
- external page Swissloop call_made
Articles on focus projects
- chevron_right From robotic fish to artificial muscles
- chevron_right A state-of-the-art solution for hydrocephalus
- chevron_right Autonomous water purification
- chevron_right Drone and soft gripper become best friends
- chevron_right New solutions for the future
- chevron_right University projects for real world
- chevron_right Students showcase their practical skills
- chevron_right Electric motorbikes and jumping robots for distant planets