Ludvig Ericson
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Though robotics and artificial intelligence has come a long way over the years, a lot of work remains until the uprising can finally begin. The first order of business is actual spatial understanding and reasoning.
Spatial understanding is a key capability in autonomous robotic systems. Everyday constructions such as walls, floors, and ceilings still by and large elude robotic understanding. My work seeks to remedy this by using so-called spatial priors, in the context of common robotics problems, such as exploration, search-and-rescue, and in the longer term, social robotics. These spatial priors are typically encoded as deep generative models, such as GANs or VAEs.
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Introduction to Robotics (DD2410), assistant | Course web
Machine Learning (DD2421), assistant | Course web