Maximilian Miller

Maximilian Miller serves as a Researcher at the Chair of Microtechnology and Medical Device Technology (MiMed) at Technical University of Munich since September 2023. His work bridges robotics engineering with emergency medical applications, focusing particularly on rescue robotics systems for battlefield and disaster scenarios.

Miller's research interests center on Rescue Robotics and Medical Device Innovation, with specific expertise in robotic systems for emergency medical procedures during transport. His projects address critical gaps in battlefield medicine including robotic vein detection, airway management, pneumothorax relief, and patient undressing systems. The lab maintains strong connections to both military medical applications through iMEDCAP and civilian emergency response systems.

His single 2024 publication in the IEEE ROBIO conference demonstrates his commitment to robotics education through accessible teaching platforms. The research output shows a clear trend toward practical, deployable medical robotics solutions with immediate real-world applications in emergency care scenarios.

Miller actively supervises student research with six ongoing theses across Bachelor and Master levels. All current projects fall under the Rescue Robotics theme, addressing specific emergency medical challenges. His previous students have completed work on hand exoskeletons, robotic intraosseous access, airway clearance systems, and patient undressing mechanisms.

The MiMed lab, led by Prof. Tim C. Lueth, provides resources for medical robotics development with facilities for 3D printing, surgical robotics testing, and medical device prototyping. Miller's work benefits from the lab's established infrastructure in surgical robotics and medical device certification processes.