Summer Semester 2026 – Limited to 6 Months
Automation in logistics increasingly relies on the analysis of 3D data. A central application is the shape and object recognition of shipped goods. However, processing large point clouds presents a major challenge, as millions of measurement points must be reduced to the most relevant information. The aim of this thesis/internship is to research and develop deep learning methods for the efficient reduction and analysis of 3D point clouds. Real-world data and a practical application scenario will be available for evaluation.
YOUR TASKS:
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Research current deep learning approaches for processing 3D point clouds and their use in shape recognition
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Familiarize yourself with existing technologies for 3D data analysis
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Develop methods to reduce point clouds to the most information-rich points
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Conduct and evaluate experiments
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Document your findings
YOUR PROFILE:
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Degree program in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a comparable field
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Programming experience in Python or C++
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Knowledge of deep learning and 3D data processing
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Good command of written and spoken English
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Independent, structured, and reliable working style
Contact: Sarah Disch