Roman Krämer

Roman Krämer is a Research Associate at the Institute for Production Engineering and Systems (IPTS) at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, where he has been working since 2023 at the Professorship for Modeling and Simulation of Technical Systems and Processes. Previously, from 2020 to 2022, he served as a Research Associate at the Chair of Process Measurement Technology and Intelligent Systems within the same institute.

Mr. Krämer holds a Master of Science in 'Management & Engineering' (2016-2019) and a Bachelor of Engineering in 'Engineering (Industrial)' (2012-2016), both from Leuphana University of Lüneburg. His professional background includes work as a Project and Sales Engineer (2019-2020), involvement in assembly planning at an automobile manufacturer during his master's studies (2018-2019), and software development for Machine Vision Systems (2017-2018).

Roman Krämer's research spans multiple engineering disciplines with a focus on production systems and digital technologies. His primary expertise includes Production engineering, Automation engineering, and Electrical engineering, with specialized knowledge in Production management, Supply chain management, Lean production, and Factory planning. He is particularly active in the areas of Modeling & Simulation, Artificial intelligence, and Digital twin technologies, applying these to optimize production and logistics processes. His work bridges theoretical approaches with practical industrial applications, focusing on improving efficiency in manufacturing systems.

Dr. Krämer's recent publication demonstrates the application of cutting-edge AI technologies to traditional engineering challenges. His work on using GPT-based Large Language Models for accelerating simulation model creation reflects his interdisciplinary approach, combining artificial intelligence with production engineering to develop innovative solutions for industry.

Roman Krämer is actively involved in research projects including the TrICo Subproject focused on Community Sustainable Production and the diZi-FTS project developing a digital twin for virtual commissioning of automated guided vehicles. These projects reflect his commitment to applying digital technologies to address real-world production challenges.

At Leuphana University, Mr. Krämer contributes to the research ecosystem of the Institute for Production Engineering and Systems, which houses multiple research groups working on manufacturing technology, product development, measurement technology, and production management. His work connects with various ongoing projects addressing challenges in Industry 4.0 and digital transformation of manufacturing processes.