Tomas Krajnik is affiliated with the Czech Technical University in Prague in the Czech Republic. Their research spans the fields of Engineering and Computer Science, with significant contributions to subfields such as Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
The scientist's work broadly covers topics including Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization, Modular Robots and Swarm Intelligence, Robotic Path Planning Algorithms, Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques, Advanced Vision and Imaging, Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety, as well as Distributed Control Multi-Agent Systems.
Among recent publications, key papers include:
Tomas Krajnik frequently collaborates with several co-authors, among them are Tomáš Rouček, Farshad Arvin, George Broughton, J. Blaha, and Zdeněk Rozsypálek.
Publications appear regularly in a variety of venues, primarily including:
Tomáš Krajník;Vojtěch Vonásek;Daniel Fišer;Jan Faigl
Tomáš Krajník;Matías Nitsche;Jan Faigl;Petr Vanĕk
Martin Saska;Tomas Baca;Justin Thomas;Jan Chudoba
Nick Hawes;Christopher Burbridge;Ferdian Jovan;Lars Kunze
Lars Kunze;Nick Hawes;Tom Duckett;Marc Hanheide
Tomas Krajnik;Jaime P. Fentanes;Joao M. Santos;Tom Duckett
Jan Faigl;Tomas Krajnik;Jan Chudoba;Libor Preucil
Martin Saska;Vojtĕch Vonásek;Tomáš Krajník;Libor Přeučil
Jan Svab;Tomas Krajnik;Jan Faigl;Libor Preucil
Vojtěch Spurný;Tomáš Báča;Martin Saska;Robert Pěnička
Matej Petrlik;Tomas Baca;Daniel Hert;Matous Vrba
Tomáš Rouček;Martin Pecka;Petr Čížek;Tomáš Petříček
Giuseppe Loianno;Vojtech Spurny;Justin Thomas;Tomas Baca
Zhi Yan;Li Sun;Tomas Krajnik;Yassine Ruichek
Tomáš Krajník;Jan Faigl;Vojtěch Vonásek;Karel Košnar
Tomas Krajnik;Jaime Pulido Fentanes;Grzegorz Cielniak;Christian Dondrup
Martin Saska;Tomas Krajnik;Libor Pfeucil
Martin Saska;Vojtech Vonasek;Tomas Krajnik;Libor Preucil
M. Kulich;J. Chudoba;K. Kosnar;T. Krajnik
Martin Saska;Tomáš Krajník;Vojtĕch Vonásek;Zdenĕk Kasl
Tomas Krajnik;Matias Nitsche;Sol Pedre;Libor Preucil
Keerthy Kusumam;Tomáš Krajník;Simon Pearson;Tom Duckett
Tomáš Krajník;Jan Faigl;Vojtěch Vonásek;Karel Košnar
Nick Hawes;Chris Burbridge;Ferdian Jovan;Lars Kunze
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