We are a research group at the Department of Computer Science at Kiel University, Germany. Our research focusses on novel techniques and methods to measure, model, map and monitor marine environments, in particular using Robotics, Visual Computing, Photogrammetry and AI. We also look at difficult machine perception problems from very small (microscopic or endoscopic) to very large (satellite) scale.
Danish-German Workshop "Unlocking Marine Environmental Intelligence through AI and Sensing"
Silja Janßen presents Semantic Registration Paper in Strasbourg.
Congratulations to Dr. James Pritts et al. for NeurIPS, ACCV and BMVC papers !
Prof. Kevin Köser speaks at Southern Baltic Sea Parliamentary Forum
Work by students Till Sittart and Hendrik Sauer on novel markers is key to British Machine Vision Conference Publication (Project)
Congratulations to Elisa for successfully mastering the demanding and challenging research diver training !
We welcome Vikki for her research stay at Kiel University as part of her PhD at Aalborg University in Denmark on underwater vision.
Paper by Patricia Schöntag et al. on mixing realistically looking waters accepted at Journal of Ocean Engineering
Kiel University's Department of Computer Science founds new Embodied AI Center.
Dr. David Nakath co-edits Springer PAA Special Issue on Marine Vision
Dr. David Nakath co-hosts Marine Vision Workshop in Malmö
Kiel Marine Science runs new facility suitable for underwater robotic research.
Ceremonial Handover of Cheque in Berlin for Smart Microalgae Monitoring Project
Network Meeting in Esbjerg about Marine Robotics and AI
Girls investigate Imaging, Image Generation and AI at Computer Science Department
We co-hosted the Joint Workshop on Marine Vision in Honolulu.
Handover of funding notification at Wissenschaftszentrum Kiel
Minister Schrödter presents the grant approval notice for the new Visual AI Server
Prof. Kevin Köser invited by International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing for Tech Talk on Underwater Machine Vision.
Refractive Structure from Motion as published at IROS is available here.
YRF Best Master Thesis award for Felix by German Association for Pattern Recognition !