Lucas Ebel

Lucas Ebel is a Researcher in the Department of Information and Electrical Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg). Based in the Automation Lab (Labor Automatisierung) at Berliner Tor 7, Room 4.83, Hamburg, he focuses on robotics applications in industrial welding systems with direct contact via +49 40 428 75-8057.

His research centers on robotics and automation engineering, specializing in welding technology. Key interests include motion signal processing for remote welding applications and trajectory extrapolation techniques for manual robot-assisted welding. This work addresses critical challenges in robotic welding precision, signal analysis for motion control, and predictive modeling of welding trajectories to enhance industrial automation efficiency.

His publications in Robotics (2020, 2021) reveal a concentrated research trajectory in applying robotics to welding automation. Both studies examine remote welding scenarios with emphasis on signal processing algorithms and trajectory prediction, demonstrating consistent innovation in robotic welding control systems. These contributions advance the integration of robotics in manufacturing through improved motion analysis and predictive capabilities for complex welding tasks.

Ebel operates within HAW Hamburg's Automation Lab, where he develops specialized robotics solutions for welding applications. His work bridges theoretical signal processing with practical industrial implementation, focusing on real-world challenges in remote and manual-assisted robotic welding environments.