Undergraduate Seminar Anthropomatics: From Theory to Application
- Typ: Proseminar (PS)
- Lehrstuhl: KIT Department of Informatics
- Semester: WS 26/27
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Zeit:
Mon 2026-10-26
15:45 - 17:15, once
50.20 Raum 148
50.20 Ergänzungsbauten am Ring - Hauptgebäude (1. Obergeschoss)
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Dozent:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe Hanebeck
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Beyerer - SWS: 2
- LVNr.: 2424060
- Hinweis: On-Site
| Content | Anthropomatics focuses on many vital research questions such as the interaction between humans and technical systems, humanoid robots, image processing, machine learning, situational awareness, or processing of sensor data. The aim is to develop human-centered systems by utilizing methods originating from computer science. The essential prerequisite for achieving this goal is a fundamental understanding and the modeling of human behavior, such as anatomy, motoric skills, perception, and information processing. During this undergraduate seminar, the students will discuss and present selected theoretical concepts as well as their practical application. To enhance coverage of this broad spectrum of fundamental and applied research, the seminar is jointly offered by the Chair for Intelligent Sensor-Actuator-Systems (ISAS), the Vision and Fusion Laboratory (IES), as well as the Fraunhofer Institute of Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation (IOSB).
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| Language of instruction | German |
| Organisational issues | Gemeinsame Einführungsveranstaltung von Proseminar 2424060 & Seminar 2424344 am 27.10.2025 in Raum 148, Gebäude 50.20.
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