Aravind Battaje
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Aravind Battaje joined SCIoI as a PhD researcher in October 2019. His background spans robotics, computer vision, machine learning, optimization, and neuroscience. Before coming to Berlin, he received his M.S. from Georgia Tech, where he worked with Byron Boots on the perception system for AutoRally, an experimental platform for aggressive autonomous driving. He had previously worked as a computer vision engineer on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems at Robert Bosch.
At SCIoI, under the supervision of Prof. Oliver Brock, he studied robotic interactive perception and how motion, visual input, and the environment shape perception in robots and humans.
His doctoral thesis, On the Role of Structured Interactions in Robot and Human Visual Systems, examines how these interactions can support robust and adaptive behavior.
Projects
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Publications +
Thursday Morning Talk -
Aravind Battaje (Science of Intelligence), “A Study on Human and Robot Perception and the Architecture of Perceptual Information Processing”
Thursday Morning Talk -
Aravind Battaje and Vito Mengers, “Principles at Play: What is Intelligence?”
For the public -
Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2021: The SCIoI Science Pub Quiz
Nature Index Germany – November 2020 - Clusters of Excellence: the new ‘brains trusts’ of German science




