I am deeply honored and grateful to receive the Alfried Krupp Prize, and incredibly proud to bring this prestigious recognition to Technische Universität Darmstadt for the first time.
This award is not only a personal milestone but also a meaningful endorsement of the research we are pursuing in robot perception and learning, toward more structured, intelligent, and embodied robot assistants.
It comes at a pivotal time, as we launch our ERC Starting Grant SIREN research, and it offers crucial support to advance our vision: enabling robots to perceive, reason, and act in complex human environments.
A heartfelt thank you to the Krupp Foundation for this generous support, to TU Darmstadt and
hessian.AI, and to my mentors, collaborators, and brilliant team at PEARL who make this journey so rewarding.
I’m especially excited to use this opportunity to grow our research team, and to continue pushing the boundaries of embodied AI together.
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