Markus Weber finished his studies in Computer Science (M.Sc.) at the University of Kaiserslautern in 2010.
Before he joined the Augment Vision group, he was working in the Knowledge Management department at the DFKI
as a research assistant, where he was working on the Touch&Write project.
Since 2010, he is working as a researcher in the PAMAP project. His main research interests are:
Final grade: 1.5 (German system)
Final grade: 1.8 (German system)
PAMAP (Physical Activity Monitoring for Aging People) - The PAMAP-system represents an unobtrusive and fully mobile system that enables the accurate monitoring of the physical activities of aging people. The system bases on a set of tiny MEMS sensor units and corresponding software for professional and private use. It relies on a sound biomechanical model of the human body, and accurately measures the motion and efforts of the upper and lower limbs, thanks to appropriate parameterization.
DFKI has developed a novel rear-projection tabletop called Touch & Write. It combines infrared technology for the normal touching and moving with the digital pen technology for high resolution handwriting. This allows an intuitive switch between the modes object manipulation, and content editing.
Implementation of a Virtual Printer driver for the Virtual Office of the Future.
Apprenticeship in the departments database information management and basis technologies.
Semantic respresentations
Gesture Recognition
Handwriting Recognition
Sketch-based Interfaces
Embodied Interaction
Context Aware Printing
An architecture for accessing distributed services with Ricoh MFP using message oriented middleware. For the service discovery a recommendation system based on case-based reasoning methods is utilized. Therefore the main idea is to take the context of each user into consideration in order to suggest appropriate services.
Markus Weber — Markus.Weber@dfki.de — +49 (0)631 20 575 3510