M.Sc.
Xingcheng
Zhou
Technical University of Munich
Postal address
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching b. München
Curriculum Vitae
Xingcheng Zhou joined the Chair of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Real-time Systems in 2023 under the supervision of Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Alois Christian Knoll. He completed his M.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Technical University of Munich in 2021. Before starting as Research Assistant at TUM, he worked as an Industrial AI Researcher at Siemens.
Open Topics
I am presently seeking self-motivated students to address intriguing problems that have emerged within my research domains. Primary focus centers around Large Language Models, Autonomous Driving, Computer Vision, including Vision Language Models, 3D Environment Perception and Scene Understanding, Domain Adaptation, and related areas. Should you find yourself intrigued by any of the presently accessible topics, please forward me an email containing an up-to-date Curriculum Vitae, and a Transcript of your academic records.
Thesis and Project Supervision
| # | Type | Author | Title | Period |
| 1) | Master’s Thesis - ext | Julian Ivanov | 3D Object Detection Generalization in Static LiDAR Applications | 08.23 - 03.24 |
| 2) | Master’s Thesis | Samyak Jain | Real-time Multi-view Road-side 3D Object Detection | 10.23 - 06.24 |
| 3) | Master’s Thesis | Deyu Fu | Domain Adaptation for Road-Side Vision-Based 3D Object Detection | 11.23 - 07.24 |
| 4) | Master’s Thesis | Chaima Ghaddab | Supervised 3D Perception on Roadside LiDARs Under Different Weather Situations | 12.23 - 07.24 |
| 5) | Master’s Thesis | Qiwen Xu | CLIP-Enhanced 3D Object Detection | 11.23 - 07.24 |
| 6) | Master’s Thesis | Baran Ekin Özdemir | Knowledge Distilled Traffic Environment Understanding | 11.23 - 07.24 |
| 7) | Guided Research | Hao Guo | A Multi-Modal Benchmark for Visual Question Answering in Transportation Scenes | 05.24 - 09.24 | |
| 8) | Master’s Thesis - ext | Raul David Dominguez Sanchez | LiDAR-guided Monocular 3D Object Detection for Railway Monitoring | 04.24 - 11.24 |
| 9) | Master’s Thesis | Konstantinos Larintzakis | Exploring Large Vision-Language Models in the Realm of Intelligent Traffic Surveillance | 04.24 - 11.24 |
