Interested in solving real-world problems with #MachineLearning and #Algorithms: #Robotics, #Selfdriving, #Transportation, unmanned #Aircraft, #Drones
San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2011
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Moritz Niendorf retweeted
Recently, we have been driving in San Francisco using fully machine learned policies trained from human driving demonstrations. This is a much more scalable way to achieve self-driving and this is the first demonstration of such system in deployment. 1/2
youtu.be/hA28va7h0MU
Great service @TMobile #TMobileWingman ! Is this coming to non gogo powered flights soon with @AmericanAir switching to ViaSat?
At Michigan #robotics day. Including demos and a tour of #MCity. @UMengineering @MiRobotics #miroboday
It's fascinating how what was research just a few years ago is now a product: DJI - Phantom 4 theverge.com/2016/3/1/111341… @DJIGlobal #Drones
"Overall, I was impressed with the clarity of the presentation of the paper (...)." #Accepted #TechnicalWriting
Intel acquires German drone company as it pursues aerial computing market theverge.com/2016/1/4/107088… #Drones
Nice work on automated emergency landing for fixed-wing aircraft: dx.doi.org/10.1002/rob.21641 #Drones #Robotics #UAV
Congratulations! xitter.cf/spacex/status/67912211…
How do they address task and path planning? - @amazon Shows Off New #PrimeAir Drone- on.tcrn.ch/l/aCdd via techcrunch
Inverted Pendulum right there - xitter.cf/JeffBezos/status/66911…
The rarest of beasts - a used rocket. Controlled landing not easy, but done right, can look easy. Check out video: bit.ly/1OpyW5N
Moritz Niendorf retweeted
Michigan Aero and @OracleTeamUSA are teaming up to increase racing boat stability.
Read: bit.ly/1kPF8tK
