Christoph Schöller is a research scientist at fortiss and a PhD candidate at the Technical University of Munich. His main research interests is motion prediction in the context of intelligent infrastructure systems and autonomous driving. He obtained his Bachelor's degree from the Hochschule RheinMain and his Master's degree from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, where he wrote his thesis about robotic object placements in the Autonomous Intelligent Systems group. After university, he joint NavVis as a software engineer for visual localization and navigation and then started to pursue his Phd at the Autonomous Systems group at fortiss.  At fortiss, he worked on the research projects Providentia and Providentia++ with the goal of building an intelligent infrastructure system on the highway A9 near Munich.

e-Mail: christoph.schoeller [at] tum.de

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