Abstract Autonomous systems can overcome the inflexibility and associated cost of imperatively programmed automation. In this thesis we propose a framework, based on set-theory, to optimize, plan, and describe all relevant components,...

Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Dr. Sören Laue, Informatics Dept., University of Hamburg

Abstract:
As machine learning continues to revolutionize various industries and everyday life, the need for efficient methods while maintaining...

In today’s increasingly heated debate on German-Chinese relations, research collaboration has become increasingly complex. The need and desire to exchange ideas, conduct innovative research, and contribute to academic excellence...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Bratislav Misic Montréal Neurological Institute McGill University, Montréal, Canada

Abstract:
Imaging technologies are increasingly used to generate high-resolution reference maps of brain structure and...

CML researcher Prof. Dr. Frank Steinicke (subprojects C6 and C8) moderates two key sessions at OMR Festival 2023, in context of the nextMedia.Hamburg and nextReality.Hamburg projects, with about 7000 particpants each.

For the full...

CML researcher Prof. Dr. Frank Steinicke (subprojects C6 and C8) acts as local chair for the ACM CHI'23 conference in Hamburg.

The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems is the foremost international conference on...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Daneiel Marinazzo, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Studies, Ghent University

On-site participation is preferred, but the talk will also be streamed. Access data will be mailed as usual.

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Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Martin Kliesch, TU Hamburg

Future Lecture an der TU Hamburg: im Rahmen seiner Antrittsvorlesung spricht Professor Dr. Martin Kliesch (Fujitsu Stiftungsprofessur "Quantum Inspired and Quantum Optimization“) zum...

Abstract This thesis explores learning frameworks for collaborative robots in assembly operations. Reinforcement Learning (RL) with visual and haptic information tackles target uncertainty, while proactive actions improve policy...

CML researcher and board member Prof. Dr. Andreas Engel (subprojects B1, B4, and Z2) received an ERC Advanced Grant for his research project cICMs („Kausale Rolle intrinsischer neuronaler Kopplungen: ein Multiskalen-Ansatz zur...