Marco Munderloh

Marco Munderloh is a research fellow at the Leibniz University Hannover under the Institute for Information Processing. His career spans advanced video coding, predictive maintenance, and photonic design, with a focus on low-bitrate aerial video compression and motion detection.

• Dipl.-Ing. in Computer Engineering (2004), Technical University of Ilmenau
• PhD (2015), Leibniz University Hannover

His research interests include:

• Wave Field Synthesis (WFS) with patented applications in cinema sound systems
• Predictive maintenance using deep learning and Bayesian neural networks
• Inverse design for photonic integrated circuits and 3D nanostructures
• Region-of-interest (ROI) video coding and motion compensation
• Optical verification of construction materials

Marco's recent publications (2025–2018) cover predictive maintenance, video compression, and photonic design. Key trends involve applying machine learning to industrial reliability, optimizing video codecs for aerial surveillance, and computational inverse design for optical devices.

Scientific achievements include:

• Patent for WFS technology in sound reproduction

Collaborations span institutions like IEEE, CIRP, EUSPEN, and journals such as APSIPA Transactions and Bautechnik. Contact: Marco.Munderloh@tnt.uni-hannover.de, Marco.Munderloh@web.de.