The Professors of the Study Program

Here you can find an overview of the Working Group Leaders of both institues, who are responsible for the realization of the courses. If you want to have more information about the working groups, you can click on the respective button.

Prof. Dr. Wolfram Barfuss

PD Dr. Jens Behley

Prof. Dr. Sven Behnke

Prof. Dr. Maren Bennewitz

Prof. D. Jürgen Gall

PD Dr. Lasse Klingbeil

Prof. Dr. Heiner Kuhlmann

Prof. Dr. Chris McCool

Prof. Dr. Ribana Roscher

Prof. Dr. Cyrill Stachniss

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Jens Behley

Lecturer

1.008

Nussallee 15

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Scene Perception for Automomous Vehicles using LiDARs and Cameras 
  • Image Interpretation for Agricultural Robotics

"Autonomous robots require to understand our environment for making smart decisions and ensure reliable autonomy. Using deep learning for scene perception made significant progress over the last decade and turning these capabilities into scene understanding is the main goal of my research with applications to autonomous driving and perception for agricultural robots."

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Sven Behnke

Professor for Autonomous Intelligent Systems

0.046

Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Cognitive Robotics
  • Computer Vision
  • Machine Learning

"My objective is to develop methods that enable autonomous robots to cope with the complexity of real-world open-ended environments, to learn new tasks quickly, to improve their skills through practice, to recognize and mitigate errors, and to know their limitations." 

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Maren Bennewitz

Professor for Humanoid Robots

2.022

Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Active Perception
  • Intelligent Manipulation
  • Motion Planning and Navigation in Dynamic Environments 
  • Personlized Human-Robot Interaction

"Our lab is at the forefront of robotics research, where we explore innovative ways to integrate robots into human environments and contribute to cutting-edge projects, combining AI and robotics for personalized robot service, cultural heritage, and sustainable agriculture."

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Juergen Gall

Professor for Computer Vision

2.037

Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Action Recognition and Video Understanding,
  • Anticipation and Forecasting,
  • Human Pose Estimation

"Robots collaborating with humans need not only to perceive the current situation, but they need to anticipate human actions and the resulting future situations in order to plan their own actions."

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Lasse Klingbeil

Lecturer

0.013

Nußallee 17

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Aerial and Ground-based Mobile Sensing
  • Trajectory Estimation  
  • Point Cloud Processing
  • Phenotyping & Crop Monitoring
  • 3D Reality Capture
  • Accuracy Evaluation

"Mobile sensing systems are becoming more and more relevant in many application areas, such as surveying, environmental monitoring and agriculture. My research deals with many aspects of those systems, from the measurement process to the generation and evaluation of the results."

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Heiner Kuhlmann

Professor for Geodesy

1.010

Nußallee 17

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Laserscanning
  • Positioning with GNSS
  • Trajectory Estimation
  • Sensor Calibration
  • Surface Desciption

"Mobile robots are able to collect data from their surroundings, whereas - in my domain - the scale reaches
from plant organs to cities. My research focusses on the quality of the data and the translation of
application requirements into measurement processes."

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Chris McCool

Professor for Agricultural Robotics and Engineering

0.004

Nussallee 5

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Robotic Vision
  • Agriculture Robotics
  • Machine Learning
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Field Robotics

"Our work is centered on robotic/computer vision to enable robots and autonomous systems to work in challenging environments (especially agriculture). To enable robots to work in challenging fields, such as agriculture, we need to build autonomous systems which are underpinned by scalable and efficient learning-based approaches."

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Ribana Roscher

Professor for Data Science for Crop Systems

Niebuhrstr. 1a

53113 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Explainable Machine Learning,
  • Data-centric Machine Learning,
  • Representation Learning,
  • Applied Machine Learning for Agricultural and Environmental Science

"I am passionate about developing machine learning models that not only perform well but are also explainable and practical—while exploring how to select the right data for effective models, particularly across different disciplines."

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Cyrill Stachniss

Professor for Photogrammetry

Nußallee 15

53115 Bonn

Research Topcis

  • Perception,
  • State Estimation,
  • Learning for Autonomous Driving,
  • Robots in Agriculture,
  • Service Robotics

"Intelligent robots and autonomous systems must understand and model their surroundings to act smartly. Our lab focuses on probabilistic and learning techniques that enable mobile robots and autonomous cars to boost their performance in the real world."

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