Tobias Klaus

Tobias Klaus is a Researcher at the Department of Computer Science 4 (Distributed Systems and Operating Systems) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. His work focuses on real-time systems, distributed systems, and operating systems, with a particular emphasis on embedded real-time control and multicore processing. He has contributed to projects such as qron OS, AORTA, and the RTSC compiler framework. His research addresses challenges in real-time scheduling, job-level dependencies, and quality-aware system design.

Education and Background:

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Research Interests:

Klaus’s research spans real-time systems, distributed architectures, and embedded control systems. He explores topics such as deadline-driven scheduling, static analysis for job migration optimization, and tool-supported design of time-triggered systems. His work often bridges theoretical foundations with practical implementation in embedded and robotics domains.

Grants and Funding:

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Awards:

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Teaching and Advising:

Klaus has been involved in teaching courses such as Real-Time Systems, System Programming, and Distributed Systems. He has advised multiple theses, including projects on distributed real-time systems, WCET analysis, and multicore resource protocols. Notable advisees include Hausmann Jannis, Florian Güthlein, Thomas Reichinger, and Felix Bräunling.

Labs and Teams:

He contributes to interdisciplinary projects like the I4 Copter quadrocopter system and collaborates on frameworks such as RTSC and AORTA. His work often involves cross-disciplinary efforts in real-time control and embedded systems.