University of Klagenfurt and Silicon Austria Labs GmbH have jointly established the Ubiquitous Sensing (USE) Lab and are pleased to announce the following open position, with an expected starting date of January 1, 2023: Senior Scientist with Doctorate for research track “Networked Sensing, Sensor Fusion and Virtual Sensing” Level of […]
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PhD defense of Adam Erdelyi
Today Adam Erdelyi successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled Protection and Evaluation of Privacy in Visual Data. The committee was composed by Prof. Kyandonge Kyamakya (chair), Prof. Christian Micheloni (University of Udine) and Prof. Wilfried Elmenreich. Adam’s graduation is remarkable for me as well as he is the 25th PhD […]
Melanie Mayer receives “Best Performer Award”
Congratulations to our former study assistant Melanie Mayer!She received the “Best Performer Award” of the Faculty of Technical Sciences for her study achievements in the study year 2020/2021, which were the best among all enrolled students of our Information and Communications Engineering program. The study achievements are ranked based on […]
Multi-Robot Coordination talk
I gave a talk on “Multi-Robot Coordination” at the International Summer School on Artificial Intelligence in Udine on July 7, 2020. Download the presentation slides. Now that robots have evolved from bulky platforms to agile devices, a challenge is to combine multiple robots into an integrated autonomous system, offering functionality […]
Keynote at Austrian Robotics Workshop
I gave a keynote on “How to Act as Team – Motion Planning in Multi-Robot Systems” at the Austrian Robotics Workshop 2022 in Villach.
Path planning for confined environments
Planning the collision-free, simultaneous movement of multiple agents is a fundamental problem in multi-robot systems and becomes particularly challenging in highly confined environments. Hikmet Beyoglu addresses this problem in his master thesis by first searching for collision-free paths in a discretized environment and then optimizing the agents’ dynamically feasible trajectories […]