Markus Mörtl

Markus Mörtl is a researcher at the Chair of Product Development and Lightweight Design at the Technical University of Munich. His work focuses on product-service systems (PSS), lifecycle-oriented planning, and sustainable product development. He contributes to teaching in cost management, lightweight design, and machine learning for product development, collaborating with Prof. Markus Zimmermann and other team members.

• University: Technical University of Munich
• Department: Chair of Product Development and Lightweight Design
• Research: Digital Twins, Customer Acceptance, Design for Cost, Product-Service Systems

Mörtl's research explores the integration of digital twins for sustainable manufacturing, agile approaches in mechatronic development, and frameworks for product-service systems. His work addresses challenges in lifecycle costing, modular design, and indirect cost analysis, with applications in the automotive industry and engineering processes.

Recent publications examine sustainable additive manufacturing, data-driven engineering, and trust frameworks for industrial digital twins. He has co-authored over 30 publications with colleagues at TUM, focusing on PSS planning, CO2 reduction technologies, and systems engineering considerations.

In teaching, Mörtl assists with courses on cost management, lightweight structures, and machine learning applications in product development. His professional contact details include the email markus.moertl@tum.de and office in Garching, Germany.