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Collaborating in Germany’s center of AI expertise

Continental AI Lab Berlin

Who we are

Our AI Lab in Berlin offers the ideal framework and conditions for performing outstanding applied research in various AI topics such as Generative AI, Computer Vision, Explainable & Safe AI, Data for AI, Motion Planning for autonomous systems such as vehicles and robots, and Natural Language Processing. Our international team of AI experts, PhD candidates and Master students closely cooperate with experts from a wide range of corporate divisions to bridge the gap between research and application and to empower Continental through cutting-edge AI technologies. Located at the Merantix AI Campus in Berlin, we also benefit from contacts and cooperation with other AI companies and research institutions.  

What we do

At our AI Lab in Berlin, we are currently working on four main projects.

BeIntelli

BeIntelli Project

In the BeIntelli project, our AI Lab robotics team works on the Continental AMR (autonomous mobile robots) development prototype for operation in public spaces. The robot is operated by our AI-based software stack for perception, localization, and navigation as well as safety. It is the first fully automated AMR to have ever obtained a driving permission for public areas in Berlin, including the busy Kurfürstendamm and Otto-Suhr-Allee boulevards.

Just Better Data (jbD)

The Just better Data project’s aim is to create AI-driven methods and tools for gathering data efficiently and accurately.

The Just better Data project’s aim is to create AI-driven methods and tools for gathering data efficiently and accurately. Instead of producing excessive amounts of data, the focus is on processing, evaluating, and selecting data directly on the recording vehicle's edge. AI algorithms are employed to identify missing data and fill them in with synthetic data, ensuring a fair and characteristic dataset.

nxtAIM

nxtAIM utilizes the massive potential of generative technologies to develop new approaches for better scalability, transferability, and traceability of autonomous driving functions that, so far, have been very limited in their scope of use. The focus is on developing generative methods that are complementary to the established discriminative methods of artificial intelligence.

nxtAIM utilizes the massive potential of generative technologies to develop new approaches for better scalability, transferability, and traceability of autonomous driving functions that, so far, have been very limited in their scope of use. The focus is on developing generative methods that are complementary to the established discriminative methods of artificial intelligence.  

KI Wissen

In KI Wissen projects, we developed and investigated methods for integrating existing knowledge into the data-driven AI functions of autonomous vehicles. The goal of the project is to create a comprehensive ecosystem for the integration of knowledge into the training and safeguarding of AI functions, thereby completely redefining the basis for training and validating of AI functions.

In KI Wissen projects, we developed and investigated methods for integrating existing knowledge into the data-driven AI functions of autonomous vehicles. The goal of the project is to create a comprehensive ecosystem for the integration of knowledge into the training and safeguarding of AI functions, thereby completely redefining the basis for training and validating of AI functions.

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Publications

Our AI Experts

Andreas Weinlich

Dr. Andreas Weinlich

Head of Laboratory for AI

Kostadin Cholakov

Dr. Kostadin Cholakov

Technical Project Lead for AI

Azarm Nowzad

Dr. Azarm Nowzad

Technical Project Lead for AI 

Sebastian  Bernhard

Dr. Sebastian Bernhard

Project Lead AI & Robotics

Simon Kast

Simon Kast

AI Robotics Engineer

Our PhD Candidates - AI Research Scientists

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Aditi Bhalla

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Bojan Derajic

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Christian Schlauch

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Franz Motzkus

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Georgii Mikriukov

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Jonas Neuhöfer

Kumar Manas

Kumar Manas

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Marius Kästingschäfer

Mert Keser

Mert Keser

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Mohamed-Khalil Bouzidi

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Pallavi Mitra

Tanmay Chakraborty

Tanmay Chakraborty

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Youssef Shoeb

Yue Yao

Yue Yao

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