Jörg Stückler is affiliated with the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany and works in the fields of Computer Science and Engineering. Their research primarily addresses topics within Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization, Advanced Vision and Imaging, and Human Pose and Action Recognition.
They have contributed to the study of 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage, Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications, Advanced Neural Network Applications, and Model Reduction and Neural Networks.
Stückler's recent publications include the following papers:
Frequent coauthors in Stückler's work include Jan Achterhold, Rama Krishna Kandukuri, Stefan Leutenegger, Sven Behnke, and Michael Möller.
The scientist has published regularly in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University), Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Lecture notes in computer science, International Journal of Computer Vision, and OPUS (Augsburg University).
Yevhen Kuznietsov;Jorg Stuckler;Bastian Leibe
Jakob Engel;Jorg Stuckler;Daniel Cremers
David Schubert;Thore Goll;Nikolaus Demmel;Vladyslav Usenko
Nan Yang;Rui Wang;Jörg Stückler;Daniel Cremers
Vladyslav Usenko;Nikolaus Demmel;David Schubert;Jorg Stuckler
Vladyslav Usenko;Jakob Engel;Jorg Stuckler;Daniel Cremers
Jörg Stückler;Sven Behnke
Lingni Ma;Jorg Stuckler;Christian Kerl;Daniel Cremers
Lingni Ma;Christian Kerl;Jorg Stuckler;Daniel Cremers
David Droeschel;Jörg Stückler;Sven Behnke
Hidenobu Matsuki;Lukas von Stumberg;Vladyslav Usenko;Jorg Stuckler
Matthias Nieuwenhuisen;David Droeschel;Dirk Holz;Jorg Stuckler
Bastian Oehler;Joerg Stueckler;Jochen Welle;Dirk Schulz
Christian Kerl;Jorg Stuckler;Daniel Cremers
David Droeschel;Jörg Stückler;Sven Behnke
Jörg Stückler;Benedikt Waldvogel;Hannes Schulz;Sven Behnke
David Droeschel;Matthias Nieuwenhuisen;Marius Beul;Dirk Holz
Jorg Stuckler;Sven Behnke
Dirk Holz;Matthias Nieuwenhuisen;David Droeschel;Jörg Stückler
Jorg Stuckler;Sven Behnke
Michael Strecke;Jörg Stückler
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