Tobias Windisch

Most of my research is about creating machine learning systems that further automatize industrial processes using data from optical sensors. Particularly, I like to develop mechanical processes build around a machine learning model.

Projects

Causal representation learning

Causal relation mining on high-dimensional manufacturing data, including images and time-series data. Here, deep data representations are combined with graphical models to unveil relations between manufacturing processes.

Line optimization with reinforcement learning

Research project LineFlow funded by the Bavarian state ministry of research. The goal is to develop reinforcement learning algorithms that automatically optimize assembly lines by adapting process parameters in order to avoid bottlenecks and maximize throughput. Learn more here.

Working Group

Kai Müller, M.Sc.

Reinforcement learning for active line control
Matthias Burkhardt, M.Sc.

Reinforcement learning for active alignment
Edgar Wolf, M.Sc.

Drift detection in high-dimensional sensory data
Fabian Hueber, B.Sc.

Latent drift detection with Autoencoder
Kilian Führer, B.Sc.

Representation learning for process curves
Martin Wenzel, B.Sc.

Reinforcement learning for active line control
Cindy Buhl, M.Sc.

Machine learning for production data
Tobias Schmähling, M.Sc.

Reinforcement learning for active alignment

Industrial research partners


Publications

See also my Google scholar account.

Patent applications

  • Method and device for aligning a lens system with machine learning
    with Benno Geißelmann and Steffen Löwendorf, Robert Bosch GmbH (applicant), November 9, 2021, DE102021212601.A1, US20230147112.A1, CN116107086A, JP2023070666A, KR20230067565A

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