Our joint Fraunhofer IOSB & TU Darmstadt team contributes with two oral presentations.

Our TU Darmstadt & Fraunhofer IOSB team recently has made two full paper contributions to the prestigious 20th International Joint Conference on Computer Vision, Imaging, and Computer Graphics Theory and Applications (VISIGRAPP 2025), which have been presented as oral presentations on February 26-28 in Porto, Portugal.

The chairmen of the German geo associations meet in Frankfurt.

The annual meeting of the geo associations was a valuable format for a joint exchange on current topics and joint activities.

Lecture on “Sensor Georeferencing: Theory & Applications” in the Photogrammetric Computer Vision Series

Dr.-Ing. Michael Cramer's recent lecture as a part of the Photogrammetric Computer Vision series delved into innovative applications and research in the field of sensor georeferencing and aerotriangulation.

Our contribution to 4th EuroSDR Workshop on Point Cloud Processing in Stuttgart

The 4th EuroSDR Workshop on Point Cloud Processing (PCP25) in Stuttgart brought together leading experts from industry, government, and academia. Our presentation on refining deep-learning-based semantic segmentation of outdoor point clouds was well-received, and we enjoyed exchanging ideas with our peers.

Leider muss der Termin für den Vortrag „Aktuelles vom EUMETSAT: Meteosat 3. Generation“ verschoben werden.

Insightful presentation by Timo Kullmann ISPRS Workshop on Low-Cost 3D in Brescia, Italy.

Timo Kullmann presented his newest research on Relative Pose Regression for Multi-Camera Setups at the 8th International ISPRS Workshop on Low-Cost 3D – Sensors, Algorithms, Applications. The conference conducted in conjunction with Optical 3D Metrology (O3DM) Workshop was a great platform for exchange with experts on field of 3D measurement techniques.

Exciting lectures will be offered on three dates in the winter semester 2024/2025.

More than 50 participants from Poland, Germany and rest of the Europe attended the summer school.

With our mobile backpack scanner we were part of the art project “Derive Scan – The Pond”

Janik Steier, Mona Goebel and Dorota Iwaszczuk just published a new journal paper.