Organizers
The following list of organizers is given in alphabetical order.
Daniel Cremers
Daniel Cremers (Artisense, TUM) is a professor at TUM, where he is holding the Chair of Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence. He is also a co-founder of Artisense, a deep-tech startup developing computer vision and AI solutions for robotics and autonomous driving. Daniel has served as an area chair for ICCV, ECCV, CVPR, ACCV, IROS, etc., and as a program chair for ACCV 2014. In 2018 he was an organizer of ECCV in Munich. His publications received several awards and have been cited more than 30000 times. In 2016 Daniel received the Leibniz Award, the biggest award in German academia.
Rui Wang
Rui Wang (Artisense, TUM) is a Computer Vision & AI researcher at Artisense and a PhD student at TUM at the Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence Group, under the supervision of Prof. Daniel Cremers. His research interests include SLAM, re-localization and using semantic information to improve these pipelines.
Patrick Wenzel
Patrick Wenzel (TUM) is a PhD student at TUM at the Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence Group, under the supervision of Prof. Daniel Cremers. His main research interests lie in visual localization and SLAM, and he is currently working on developing visual re-localization methods that are robust under strong lighting and weather changes.
Nan Yang
Nan Yang (Artisense, TUM) is a Computer Vision & AI researcher at Artisense and a PhD student at TUM at the Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence Group, under the supervision of Prof. Daniel Cremers. His main research interest is to boost traditional Visual SLAM with learning-based methods.
Niclas Zeller
Niclas Zeller (Artisense) is a computer vision & AI researcher at Artisense in Munich, where he is leading the Re-Localization team. Before joining Artisense he was working as an ADAS perception developer at Visteon in Karlsruhe. In 2018 Niclas obtained a PhD from TUM. His main research interests are in calibration and SLAM based on different visual sensors.