Philipp Weiss

Philipp Weiss is a Researcher at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), affiliated with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Chair of Embedded Systems and Internet of Things. Holding an M.Sc. degree, he actively contributes to research and teaching in embedded systems and IoT with a strong focus on automotive applications.

His research spans Automotive Systems, Internet of Things (IoT), Fail-Operational Systems, Reliability Analysis, Agent-Based Systems, and Distributed Systems. Weiss specializes in fail-operational automotive software design, dynamic agent-based mapping methods, and run-time reliability analysis, addressing critical challenges in autonomous vehicle safety and resilience through publications in DATE and DSD conferences.

Analysis of his 2020-2021 publications reveals consistent focus on fail-operational architectures for automotive systems, with recurring themes in distributed agent-based modeling, timing analysis, and energy optimization within hybrid cloud environments. His work bridges theoretical reliability frameworks with practical automotive implementations.

Weiss has supervised multiple Master's theses and final projects from 2019-2021 on topics including dynamic agent-based reliability analysis and fail-over timing for neural networks. As an educator, he serves as tutor for System Design for the Internet of Things and seminar manager for Advanced Seminar Embedded Systems and Internet of Things.

Embedded within Prof. Sebastian Steinhorst's research team, Weiss contributes to major initiatives including Security for IoT and Autonomous Systems, Time-Sensitive Networking, and 6G Research Hub "6G-Life", operating within TUM's IoT Remote Lab infrastructure for hands-on experimentation with industrial IoT systems.