Philipp Keller

Munichian Collegium for Applied Mechanization

industrial robotics controlmachine vision systemspredictive maintenance algorithms

Philipp Keller is a researcher at Munichian Collegium for Applied Mechanization working on industrial robotics control, machine vision systems, predictive maintenance algorithms. Philipp Keller has 6 papers in this archive, 8 citations, an h-index of 30 and an i10-index of 44.

Philipp Keller specializes in developing robust control architectures for advanced robotic manipulators. His current research focuses on integrating deep learning into real-time industrial automation workflows. He contributes significantly to enhancing system resilience in automated manufacturing cells.

Publications

TitleCited byYear
Topological Defects in Self-Assembling DNA Origami Scaffolds: Controlling Information Density via Ribonucleoproteinase Cleavage Kinetics
Vahan Petroian, Ulrich Wagner, Philipp Keller
Annals of Synthetic Bioarchitecture, 1(182), 775–805
8922024
Bio-Mechanical Resonance Profiling of Chemosynthetic Microbial Mats in Submerged Geothermal Flow Regimes: A Study on Efflux Pump Efficiency
Philipp Keller, Kerem Alpdoğan, Arthur Pendelton
Annals of Geo-Hydrodynamic Ecology, 35(248), 688–702
7582024
Phase Transition Kinetics of Self-Assembling Borosilicate Nanopores in Response to Tunable Ionic Strength Gradients
Grigor Vosganian, Philipp Keller, Deniz Yıldırım
Annals of Non-Equilibrium Matter Dynamics, 56(672), 941–969
2932025
Cryogenic Lattice Dynamics of Xenobiotic Inclusion in Glacial Ice Veins: Probing Metastable Chemical States Under Extreme Pressure Gradients
Kerem Alpdoğan, Vivian Holloway, Philipp Keller
Annals of Cryo-Geochemistry, 2(943), 788–793
2732026
Piezoelectric Sensing of Interfacial Strain Fields in Bio-Inspired Adaptive Mechanical Grippers: A Dynamic Response Modeling Approach
Leyla Demir, Philipp Keller, Eren Kayaalp
Annals of Advanced Mechanosensing, 35(219), 85–115
2272024
Hydrodynamic Acoustic Tagging of Deep-Pelagic Cephalopod Navigation: Investigating Bio-Mechanical Sensing of Near-Field Pressure Gradients
Klaus Richter, Philipp Keller, Gregor Maurer
Annals of Abyssal Biophysics, 26(954), 430–463
582024