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Martin Magnusson

Martin Magnusson Position: Professor School/office: School of Science and Technology

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Room: T1222

Martin Magnusson

About Martin Magnusson

I am currently head of unit for computer science, and leading the AASS research environment. I am also head of the Robot Navigation and Perception Lab within AASS.

Research

My research interests target robotics and AI, with a focus on advancing autonomous systems through innovations in 3D mapping and localisation, perception, as well as human-robot interaction. Early contributions include the development of the 3D Normal Distributions Transform (3D-NDT) and efficient methods for scan registration, localisation, and mapping in dynamic environments.

Recent work extends into radar-based mapping and navigation, as well as human-aware robots through predictive modelling in complex and shared environments. I have a particular interest in quantitative quality measures of maps and the methods that are used for constructing them, as well as maps of dynamics and flow, and the use of heterogeneous map data (e.g. hand-drawn sketch maps) in robotics.

How can we ensure robust autonomy all the way from sensing to reasoning? How can disparate sources of information be used to enhance autonomy of autonomous vehicles? How can we improve the way environment data is represented in order to facilitate more precise and more adaptive robots? 

Teaching

I currently teach a course in Computer Graphics which covers principles and practice from the algebra needed to compute where a 3D object should be projected onto the screen and the coding required to do so, through models for how light scatters at surfaces of different materials, to photo-realistic rendering with ray tracing and path tracing.

In this course we also connect to relevant research from my group and the field at large, recently including e.g. radar simulation models and neural rendering.

 

 I support the International Committee for Robot Arms Control (ICRAC) and the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. 

Publications

Articles in journals |  Books |  Chapters in books |  Conference papers |  Doctoral theses, monographs |  Licentiate theses, monographs |  Manuscripts | 

Articles in journals

Books

Chapters in books

  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Closing Remarks. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 143-151). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Introduction. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 1-13). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Maps of Dynamics. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 15-32). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Modelling Motion Patterns with Circular-Linear Flow Field Maps. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 65-113). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Modelling Motion Patterns with Conditional Transition Map. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 33-64). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Lilienthal, A. , Magnusson, M. , Palmieri, L. & Swaminathan, C. S. (2020). Motion Planning Using MoDs. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. 115-141). . Springer. [BibTeX]
  • Kucner, T. P. , Magnusson, M. , Swaminathan, C. S. , Lilienthal, A. & Palmieri, L. (2020). Preface. In:  Probabilistic Mapping of Spatial Motion Patterns for Mobile Robots (pp. vii-x). . Springer. [BibTeX]

Conference papers

Doctoral theses, monographs

Licentiate theses, monographs

Manuscripts