Marvin Seegert

MCube:

• What fascinates you about the Munich Innovation Powerhouse?
  • In Munich, national and international high-tech companies meet top scientific research - this unique concentration of know-how and innovative strength makes the city an ideal place to shape the mobility of the future.
• What key challenge do you see for the future of mobility in general?
  • Disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence will fundamentally change the mobility of the future - it is crucial that this change is safe, fair and accessible for everyone.
•  What perspective or expertise do you bring to MCube, which project are you leading or which topic do you exemplify?
  • Together with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Betz, I am leading the ASUR project. We are researching how autonomous driving can be implemented safely and efficiently in both urban and rural areas - including with our TUM research vehicle EDGAR.
• "For me, MCube means..."
  • ...lived innovative strength - based on trust, cooperation and open exchange across the boundaries of individual institutions and companies.

Curriculum vitae: Marvin is a research assistant and PhD student at the Chair of Autonomous Vehicle Systems (AVS) at the Technical University of Munich. In his research, he deals with motion planning in autonomous driving, in particular with real-life testing on our research vehicle EDGAR. He gained his first practical experience at IAV in Chemnitz, where he worked on software solutions for autonomous driving as a student trainee and as part of his final thesis. His academic background is in physics (B.Sc., Oldenburg) and electrical engineering with a focus on networked intelligent systems (M.Sc., Mittweida).