Heiko Bülow

Dr. Heiko Bülow is a Researcher at Jacobs University Bremen, affiliated with the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. His work focuses on multidimensional signal processing, autonomous systems, and robotics, with emphasis on underwater mapping and spectral registration techniques. He holds a PhD from Jacobs University Bremen and has over 8 years of industrial R&D experience in sonar signal processing.

Education:

• PhD in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Jacobs University Bremen
• M.Phil, University of Glamorgan
• Diapoma (FH), University of Applied Sciences Braunschweig/Wolfenbüttel

Research interests include spectral registration algorithms, machine vision, and pattern recognition applied to robotics. He contributes to EU projects like Co3-AUVs and MORPH, advancing underwater and aerial robotic systems. His publications emphasize robust data registration methods for noisy environments and autonomous navigation.

Publications reflect strong focus on 3D mapping (e.g., spectral registration of sonar/range data), UAV photomapping, and gesture recognition for human-robot interfaces. His work bridges theoretical signal processing with practical robotic applications in underwater and aerial domains.

Advising/grants: Not explicitly listed in available texts, but his involvement in EU projects indicates collaborative research funding. Labs/teams: Works within robotics and autonomous systems groups at Jacobs University, likely contributing to underwater robotics and SLAM systems.