Open Bachelor Topics

Below you will find the current topic proposals of the Institute for bachelor theses.

  • If you require further (detailed) information on individual topics, please contact the supervising employee directly by e-mail or telephone. We are always open to constructive ideas for a possible adaptation of topics.
  • Please also send your application for a specific topic directly to the supervising employee. The application documents should include a current curriculum vitae as well as your most important certificates and degrees.

Comparison of Charging Strategies of Electrified In-plant and Public Vehicle Fleets and their Transferability to Container Terminals

In order to prevent global warming, container terminals must also initiate measures to reduce their emissions. In container terminals, the moving and container-transporting equipment is considered the main source of greenhouse gases, which is why these are increasingly to be replaced by more climate-friendly technologies. What is already common practice in factories or on the road is often still uncharted territory for container terminals. [more]



Comparison of Charging Strategies of Electrified Terminal Trucks in Container Terminals

In order to prevent global warming, container terminals must also initiate measures to reduce their emissions. In container terminals, the moving and container-transporting equipment is considered the main source of greenhouse gases, which is why these are increasingly to be replaced by more climate-friendly technologies. Battery-electric equipment is often the first-best option for decarbonizing container terminal operations. [more]



Investigation of the localisation accuracy of the Boston Dynamic SPOT® robot

Walking robots such as the Spot® from Boston Dynamics offer unique advantages over traditional robots. However, just like these, they rely on precise localization in order to fulfil their tasks. The aim of this bachelor or project work is to examine and compare the different localization methods of the Spot® robot and to investigate their possible areas of application as well as the achievable accuracies and reliability. [more]