Supported by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Annika Mütze and Matthias Rottmann visited Dimity Miller and Niko Sünderhauf at the Centre…
Exchange with the Centre for Robotics at Queensland University of Technology in Australia

As part of the RELiABEL project, scientists at the University of Wuppertal are researching how to make the interpretation of image data for automated…
Making automated driving safer: RELiABEL project launched

We had the pleasure to be guests of ControlExpert GmbH who hosted a scientific exchange with deep dives into the cutting-edge topics aoround dep…
Scientific Workshop at ControlExpert GmbH

It is always a great pleasure and true satisfaction for a scientist to see that a method you developed is used by others in practice, advancing an…
Uncertainty estimation for semantic segmentation and its application to insurance industry

Both papers contribute to the advancement of data-centric artificial intelligence.
Two Preprints Accepted for Presentation at VISIGRAPP 2024 in Rome, Italy

Today Continental — our partner in KI Familie projects — and us had another very pleasant digital joint workshop with many fruitful discussions on…
Digital workshop with Continental

The collaboration between Niko Suenderhauf, Dimity Miller from Queensland University of Technology, our colleague Annika Mütze and Matthias Rottmann…
DAAD supports cooperation with Queensland University of Technology, QUT Center for Robotics

Our paper "Identifying Label Errors in Object Detection Datasets by Loss Inspection" by Marius Schubert, Tobias Riedlinger, Karsten Kahl, Daniel…
Paper accepted for publication in the proceedings of WACV2024

On October 24, 2023, PD Dr. Matthias Rottmann gave his inaugural lecture at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Faculty of Mathematics…
Inaugural Lecture by Matthias Rottmann

Our paper: “MGiaD: Multigrid in all dimensions. Efficiency and robustness by weight sharing and coarsening in resolution and channel dimensions” by…
Paper accepted for publication at ICCV workshops