The drive for automation and autonomy in everyday life is on the rise. It is very evident in traffic.
In addition to research in autonomous car transport, rail transport is also booming. To be sufficiently accurate and usable, these autonomous systems are harnessing state-of-the-art approaches to artificial intelligence and machine learning. However, these require vast amounts of data to achieve the necessary reliability.
Very often, part of the data is simulated by creating complete virtual environments, which are often replicas of real environments and also enable the simulation of critical scenarios that cannot otherwise be realized.
IT4Innovations is involved in a project that aims to create parametric virtual environments of a train track and provide a plausible simulation of train sensors.
I am researcher at National Supercomputing Center IT4Innovations. As a member of Infrastructure Research Lab I focus on visualisation techniques that can leverage HPC resources. My areas of interests are scientific visualisation, medical imaging and rendering. I use Blender for this tasks.