Nicolai Vullum

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Nicolai Vullum’s research centers on robotics education and the development of autonomous mobile systems, with a particular focus on bridging theory and hands-on engineering practice. His most-cited work, “Project in robotics at The Copenhagen University College of Engineering” (2004), details the creation of a small autonomous mobile robot as the centerpiece of an interdisciplinary undergraduate course. This paper, garnering 14 citations, documents a pioneering 20 ECTS-point, 4th-semester curriculum that integrates mechanical design, electronics, and programming—a model that has influenced project-based learning in engineering education. Vullum’s contribution lies in demonstrating how complex robotics projects can be made accessible to undergraduates, fostering deep technical skills and collaborative problem-solving. His work underscores the value of experiential learning in preparing students for real-world engineering challenges. While his citation count reflects the specialized nature of educational research, the enduring relevance of his pedagogical framework continues to inspire robotics curricula in Denmark and beyond, marking him as a key figure in shaping modern engineering education.