Hi everyone, my name is Albin Bajrami and I love bringing theory and practice together.

I’m into a bit of everything: riding motorbikes through tight curves and stunning landscapes, getting robots to move in new ways, and exploring fitness and science-based nutrition.

I’m also pretty nerdy: I love Linux, tinkering with computers, and trying to fix my car by myself (hoping to put everything back together the right way). In my free time I look for mountains, trekking, and no-frills trips, as long as there’s something new to discover.

Oh, I almost forgot, I’m a mechanical engineer with an (almost) PhD in Robotics and Intelligent Machines.

My Main Research:

As a PhD candidate within the National Doctoral Program in Robotics and Intelligent Machines (DRIM), curriculum industry 4.0, my research is at the forefront of technological transition in the industrial sector. My focus lies on the nuanced field of collaborative robotics, particularly in the post-processing of 3D-printed products.

My research integrates AI vision, powered by deep learning, into robotic surface finishing for 3D-printed products. This AI application enhances robots’ ability to detect and correct surface imperfections, streamlining quality control. Simultaneously, we’re embedding digital manufacturing principles, simplifying robot programming and operation, and enabling SMEs to easily train robots for complex tasks.

Our ultimate goal is to make advanced robotics more accessible and efficient for industrial use, particularly in SMEs. By combining collaborative robotics, 3D printing, AI vision, and digital manufacturing, we strive to create user-friendly systems that simplify complex tasks and enhance production quality.