In the city of Tübingen, parents have to calculate their Kindergarten fees themselves based on their income and family situation and inform the Kindergarten of the costs. To do this, the city provides an unwieldly Excel spreadsheet. To make calculating costs easier, I made a simple webpage to help. Tübingen Kindergarten Fee Calculator For informational purposes only. No guarantee of correctness.
For a young family having to count and figure out vacation days, work days, kindergarten closing days etc. wasn’t very convenient. I made a simple vibe-coded calendar counter that allows adding particular days to specific categories easy, and that the number days assigned to each calendar are easily seen. It’s also shareable, so you can send it to your partner! Calendar Counter
‘At the research campus in Renningen, a team from Bosch Research and its project partners presented the results of the publicly funded project “Shuttle2X”.’ Intelligent infrastructure can advance autonomous driving
Bosch’s Press office has highlighted one of the publicly funded projects I work on: Staying on track despite malfunctions: how driverless shuttles get safely from A to B
One of the current projects I work on has been featured in the German media due to a new public test deployment between Bosch, FZI, Ioki and the city of Karlsruhe (among others): Shuttle-Bus für autonomes Fahren in Karlsruhe getestet Selbstfahrende Shuttles: Einsatz von autonomen Minibussen in Karlsruhe geplant
My postdoctoral research has been highlighted by Canada’s CBC: This drone has a camera that can tell it where to fly — no GPS required