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Having graduated in Electrical Engineering I stayed at
the Lab for Real-Time Computer Systems at
TUM as an assistant researcher.
My main interest were Autonomous Robots and the application of
Computer Vision to this field, and I have kept some relic web pages from
this cool university times here.
After finishing my PhD (Dr.-Ing.) I started at
DynaPel Systems, a spin-off from a former video research lab
of the Kirch Group.
There, I developed real-time video-analytics systems, productized in the
SteadyEye
and
CloseView
appliances.
In 2005 I moved on to Freescale Semiconductors (now NXP) and began working on video-centric IP-Cores
(ADAS vision accelerator demo here).
Then I joined a startup named Metaio in 2011, building up a
team and leading the development of the
"AR Engine", an
IP-Core for
next generation Augmented Reality
on smart phones.
When Metaio was acquired by Apple in 2015,
I moved to the San Francisco bay area and joined their Special Projects
Group.
After returning to Munich I started working at the Intel Drone Group, managing the F8+ firmware development. Since 2020 I am back in research, investigating Dependable Computing in Robotics at the Intel Labs.
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