Constantin Scholz

Constantin Scholz is a Scientific Employee at Vrije Universiteit Brussel's Faculty of Engineering and Federated Labs AI and Robotics, holding a PhD and Master's in Electrical Engineering. His research focuses on human-robot interaction systems with emphasis on privacy compliance, flexible display interfaces, and sensor-based safety mechanisms.

His research interests span Robotics, Human-Robot Interaction, and Flexible Display Technology, evidenced by publications on radar-based pose estimation, robotic skin interfaces, and safety systems for industrial collaboration. Key projects include mmPrivPose3D for privacy-preserving gesture recognition and co-design studies for factory employee interfaces.

Recent publications (2022-2025) reveal strong trends in privacy-compliant sensing (60GHz radar), human-centered design (co-creation workshops), and safety system integration for industrial robotics. His work bridges materials science (flexible displays) with AI-driven interaction paradigms.

Professional activities include chairing Imec Future Summits 2022 and presenting at ITF World 2024, with media coverage of the Antropo Human-Robot Interaction Module. Collaborative networks feature Bram Vanderborght's robotics group and industrial partners in manufacturing automation.