Christian Lehmann

Professor Christian Lehmann is a faculty member at HTW Berlin in Department 2: Engineering Sciences - Technology and Life, where he serves as Professor and Laboratory Manager for the Robotics Laboratory. He teaches across multiple programs including Mechanical Engineering (Bachelor's), Computer Science in Engineering (Master's), and Industrial Engineering (Bachelor's).

His research focuses on industrial robotics, production automation, and manufacturing technology, with particular emphasis on human-robot collaboration, compliant robotics, and practical implementations in manufacturing environments. Professor Lehmann leads the Robotics Laboratory at Wilhelminenhof Campus, which houses advanced robotic systems including KUKA and Fanuc robots, drone systems, and sophisticated testing equipment for human-robot interaction.

Analysis of his publication record shows consistent contributions to industrial robotics, particularly in fault-tolerant programming, compliant robot applications, and manufacturing integration. His work bridges theoretical robotics with practical industrial implementation, with numerous publications appearing in IEEE journals and conference proceedings from 2013-2019.

• Active supervision of student research projects and theses
• Management of the Robotics Laboratory with state-of-the-art equipment
• Multiple ongoing research collaborations with industry partners
• Development of practical robotics solutions for manufacturing challenges

Professor Lehmann's teaching portfolio includes Fundamentals of Robotics, Production Automation, Mechatronics, and Manufacturing Technology courses across multiple engineering programs. His laboratory-based approach provides students with hands-on experience in industrial robotics systems and practical problem-solving in manufacturing environments.