Robin Ullrich

Robin Ullrich is a Professor at the Faculty of Spatial Information at Dresden University of Applied Sciences. He specializes in geodesy, engineering surveying, and geomatics, with a focus on deformation analysis, reality capture systems, and sensor technologies. His work includes supervising student projects on topics such as drone data analysis, low-cost sensors, and alignment methods for infrastructure.

He serves as Dean of Studies for the Bachelor Geomatics program and is affiliated with the Laboratory Surveying Engineering. His research integrates advanced measurement concepts for vertical networks and curved structures.

Ullrich teaches modules like Engineering Surveying I/II/III, Sensor Systems, Practical Surveying, and Scientific Methods across multiple study programs, including Geomatics - Surveying/Cartography/Geoinformatics and Civil Engineering.

His role includes leadership in academic coordination and supervision of student theses projects, including Structure from Motion mit Low-Cost-Sensoren and Untersuchungen zu Reality Capture Systemen.

He is associated with the "Kleine Fächer" portal, which highlights expertise in niche disciplines at German universities.