Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Information Systems, Computer Science
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A literature review on deep reinforcement learning for machine scheduling problems Constantin Waubert de Puiseau, Furkan Ercan, Jannik Peters, Marvin Brune, Hasan Tercan, Christopher Prinz, Tobias Meisen, Bernd Kuhlenkötter Journal of Manufacturing Systems, 2026 Machine scheduling represents a core challenge in industrial production systems due to its inherently complex combinatorial nature and its critical role in enhancing operational efficiency. With recent advances in artificial intelligence, deep reinforcement learning (DRL) has gained increasing attention as an innovative tool to address scheduling tasks with a self-adapting, data-driven approach. This survey presents a comprehensive review of 143 publications between 2018 and February 2025 that apply DRL to machine scheduling problems. We develop a structured framework to classify and compare problem settings, algorithmic designs, and evaluation methodologies. Key aspects such as action and observation space design, reward functions, neural network architectures, and experimental benchmarks are systematically analyzed. The review identifies current trends, outlines promising patterns, and highlights open research opportunities for DRL-based scheduling solutions. The goal of this survey is to make the rapidly evolving research landscape more accessible to both academics and practitioners and to identify the next steps in research and application. To facilitate reproducible research and customized analysis, we publish the dataset underpinning this review, which includes 61 annotated features per publication, allowing for customizable filtering and further in-depth exploration of niches within the field. This dataset is publicly accessible online .
Material-resolving computed tomography of lithium-ion batteries using deep learning M. Weiss, K. Mrzljak, M. von Schmid, G. Erbach, N. Brierley, T. Meisen NDT and E International, 2026 The demand for batteries as portable energy storages increases drastically. Especially for electric mobility, battery safety is crucial which begins at seamless quality control during and after manufacturing. Recent developments in high-speed computed tomography (high-speed CT) enable scan times around 10 s, roughly matching the speed of a typical battery production line. While the majority of defects in batteries can be detected using the CT scan data directly, data post-processing such as material identification can reveal further insights. As the complexity of modern battery production grows, traditional material-resolving CT methods face challenges in delivering the precision and efficiency required. To meet these demands, more advanced, data-driven approaches are becoming essential. This has led to an ongoing paradigm shift in material-resolving CT, introducing deep learning techniques that promise enhanced accuracy and processing speed. In the scope of this paper, we propose an end-to-end deep learning approach, which is designed to resolve materials in CT scans in presence of heavy CT artifacts by exploiting context knowledge with a convolution-based neural network. The model computes atomic numbers and densities directly from the dual-energy CT volume slices for each pixel. Our approach uses simulation-generated training data, thereby avoiding the need for manual annotation. CT scans from two fundamentally different systems — one providing slow, high-quality scans and the other fast, medium-quality scans — are compared in terms of material identification performance. Especially for high-speed CT, increasing the scanning time can influence the data quality drastically. We believe, that the combination of a high-speed scanner for pre-screening together with a slower high-quality scanner provides comprehensive in-line inspection, where only critical candidates, revealing anomalies in the high-speed scan, will be send to the high-quality scanner.
Dataset Curation for a Domain-specific People Detection System Johannes Benkert, Philip Wagner, Mathias Zinnen, Vincent Christlein, Tobias Meisen Proceedings of SPIE the International Society for Optical Engineering, 2026 Container terminals are moving toward full automation, yet tasks such as truck maneuvering, container unlocking, and twist‑lock removal still necessitate human involvement, creating safety hazards at the interface between workers and automated cranes. Although SOTA people‑detection models can process multiple camera feeds in real time, their performance degrades sharply when deployed in port environments due to a pronounced domain mismatch with standard training datasets. Traditionally, this domain gap is bridged by manually annotating data from the target domain and finetuning the model accordingly. In port environments, which are considered critical infrastructure, capturing and annotating new images for supervised training is often prohibited due to data privacy concerns. Therefore, this work investigates the extent to which a state-of-the-art, lightweight object detection model (YOLOv8) can automatically adapt to the new target environment without requiring labeled images from that environment. To achieve this goal, a curated dataset is created which is used to fine-tune the object detection model. The curated dataset is composed of images from public datasets that closely resemble the desired target domain. Since only the feature maps are needed to create this curated dataset, the data privacy requirements can be adhered to. As we show, by using our dataset curation and model fine-tuning process improved model performance can be achieved with minimal training effort. Furthermore, data privacy and security are preserved, as no labeled images from the target domain are required.
A Systematic Review and Taxonomy of Machine Learning Methods for Process Optimization and Control in Laser Welding Jan Voets, Hasan Tercan, Tobias Meisen, Cemal Esen Applied Sciences Switzerland, 2026 Laser welding is widely used in complex manufacturing processes and valued for its reliability, flexibility, and high energy density. However, achieving the desired weld quality requires the detection and, ideally, the prevention of defects. Besides other methods, machine learning (ML) has been integrated into laser welding with the primary goal of process optimization and quality improvement, for example, by enabling process adaptation before or during welding to reduce defects. This survey systematically reviews publications from 2015 to 2025 that integrate machine learning and deep learning methods into laser welding optimization or adaptation processes. An extensive analysis identifies which parts of the process and for what purposes ML methods are researched and implemented and how they are evaluated, as well as the sensors, lasers, and materials involved. Furthermore, the findings are analyzed and organized into taxonomies that define overarching meta-categories into which existing approaches can be classified and contextualized. The results reveal that various ML approaches are applied for tasks, such as surrogate modeling, process planning, direct control, and virtual sensing and monitoring. Although many different control parameters and optimization targets are considered, laser power and welding speed dominate as the most frequently adjusted parameters, while penetration depth and weld geometry-related properties are the most common optimization targets. Finally, the survey identifies major challenges, including the lack of benchmarking datasets, standardized evaluation protocols, and interpretable models.
Bridging the Synchrony Gap: A Deterministic GSMDP Approach for Integrating Deep Reinforcement Learning with Commercial Discrete Event Simulators Merve Demir Varici, Hasan Tercan, Tobias Meisen Proceedings of the Conference on Production Systems and Logistics, 2026 Although Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) offers adaptive control for manufacturing processes, training agents within high-fidelity commercial Discrete Event Simulation (DES) tools is hindered by the temporal mismatch between the continuous-time event logic of DES and the discrete-step nature of RL. Current loose-coupling methods (e.g., socket communication) frequently introduce latency and state drift, violating the Markov assumption necessary for stable training. This study introduces a strictly blocking, in-memory synchronization architecture that aligns DES execution with Generalized Semi-Markov Decision Process (GSMDP) decision epochs. Unlike asynchronous approaches, our framework freezes the simulation clock at decision points to ensure near-zero-latency state observations. We validated the architecture using a Dual-Resource Constrained Job Shop Scheduling Problem (DRC-JSSP) involving sequence-dependent setup times. Evaluations on this test bed demonstrate that the agent can learn near-optimal policies with a deviation of only 2.24% from the optimal CP-SAT solver, even under complex constraints where synchronization errors would otherwise lead to infeasible schedules.
Partial observability in vision-based forklift navigation with compressed visual information Simon Hadwiger, David Kube, Tobias Meisen International Journal of Intelligent Robotics and Applications, 2026 In industry, transportation tasks are more frequently handled by mobile robotic systems such as Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs). The deployment of such systems alongside humans entails the need to handle load carriers with imprecisely known or unknown position. In this work, we apply our previously introduced method to control a forklift AGV based on a single RGB camera and a Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) agent. This agent utilizes compressed visual information in form of bounding box data to perform the final approaching and precise alignment in front of these load carriers. Hereby, the limited field of view of the camera results in a partially observable environment state, a typical issue for vision-based vehicles. To address this problem, we propose a direction estimation module, which uses a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network to keep track of previous interactions with the environment. We design the proposed module to provide an additional input for the agent, enabling an independent training and verification of the system components. Through this extension, our DRL agent achieves a reduction of the lateral mean absolute error of up to 78% compared to the DRL baseline without the direction estimation module. The application of Domain Randomization (DR) to investigate the influences of inaccurate bounding box detections revealed an even higher importance of the direction estimation module, if combined with an imprecise detector. We also apply two distinct methods to speed up our training process. Firstly, a privileged agent is employed to generate expert demonstrations for the training of the DRL agent and LSTM network. Secondly, we accelerate the generation of bounding box data through the projection of tightly-fitted 3D bounding boxes. This method reduces the time required for the generation of observations by more than 89%.
Beyond performance: Explaining generalisation failures of Robotic Foundation Models in industrial simulation David Kube, Simon Hadwiger, Tobias Meisen Biomimetic Intelligence and Robotics, 2025 This study investigates the generalisation and explainability challenges of Robotic Foundation Models (RFMs) in industrial applications, using Octo as a representative case study. Motivated by the scarcity of domain-specific data and the need for safe evaluation environments, we adopt a simulation-first approach: instead of transitioning from simulation to real-world scenarios, we aim to adapt real-world-trained RFMs to synthetic, simulated environments — a critical step towards their safe and effective industrial deployment. While Octo promises zero-shot generalisation, our experiments reveal significant performance degradation when applied in simulation, despite minimal task and observation domain shifts. To explain this behaviour, we introduce a modified Grad-CAM technique that enables insight into Octo’s internal reasoning and focus areas. Our results highlight key limitations in Octo’s visual generalisation and language grounding capabilities under distribution shifts. We further identify architectural and benchmarking challenges across the broader RFM landscape. Based on our findings, we propose concrete guidelines for future RFM development, with an emphasis on explainability, modularity, and robust benchmarking — critical enablers for applying RFMs in safety-critical and data-scarce industrial environments.
Data-Driven Inverse Design of Hybrid Waveguide Gratings Using Reflection Spectra via Tandem Networks and Conditional VAEs Shahrzad Dehghani, Christopher Knoth, Shaghayegh Eskandari, Maximilian Buchmüller, Tobias Meisen, Patrick Görrn Optics, 2025 This study presents a data-driven inverse design approach for one-dimensional hybrid waveguide gratings using full reflection spectra across the visible range and a complete span of incident angles. Traditionally, designing such structures to achieve specific optical responses relies on parameter sweeps and iterative simulations which are computationally expensive, time-consuming, and often inefficient. To overcome this, we generated a comprehensive dataset using rigorous coupled-wave analysis (RCWA) simulations and trained two machine learning models: a deterministic tandem network and a generative conditional Variational Autoencoder (cVAE). Both models were trained on noisy reflection spectra to mimic real-world measurements. They both predict structural parameters accurately on clean and noisy data. On clean data, the mean absolute error (MAE) for silver thickness and grating period is below 1 nm. For the dielectric layer, the error is about 13–15 nm. When noise is added, the Tandem network performs best with low to moderate noise. The cVAE, however, stays more stable under high noise conditions. At σ=0.3, the cVAE model reliably predicts the silver thickness and grating period, with MAEs below 6 nm. The main error comes from the dielectric thickness. Sensitivity analysis of reflection spectra confirms this trend. The reflection is least sensitive to the dielectric thickness, while silver thickness and grating period dominate. This analysis provides physical insight for waveguide design as well in which, accurate control of silver thickness and grating period is far more critical than small errors in dielectric thickness. In general, our approach enables rapid prediction of structural parameters of hybrid waveguide gratings from reflection spectra. This reduces design time and reliance on complex microscopic measurements, with potential applications in sensing, communication, and integrated photonics.
Emergent language: a survey and taxonomy Jannik Peters, Constantin Waubert de Puiseau, Hasan Tercan, Arya Gopikrishnan, Gustavo Adolpho Lucas de Carvalho, Christian Bitter, Tobias Meisen Autonomous Agents and Multi Agent Systems, 2025
Designing an Ontology Network for Digital Product Passports Maike Jansen, Eva Blomqvist, Robin Keskisärkkä, Huanyu Li, Mikael Lindecrantz, Karin Wannerberg, André Pomp, Tobias Meisen, Holger Berg Lecture Notes in Computer Science Including Subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics, 2025
On the detection and classification of objects in scarce sidescan sonar image dataset with deep learning methods Underwater Acoustic Conference and Exhibition Series, 2023
PLASMA: A Semantic Modeling Tool for Domain Experts Alexander Paulus, Andreas Burgdorf, Tristan Langer, André Pomp, Tobias Meisen, Sebastian Pol International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management Proceedings, 2022
A Filter is Better Than None: Improving Deep Learning-Based Product Recommendation Models by Using a User Preference Filter Miguel Alves Gomes, Hasan Tercan, Todd Bodnar, Philipp Meisen, Tobias Meisen 2021 IEEE 23rd International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications 7th International Conference on Data Science and Systems 19th International Conference on Smart City and 7th International Conference on Dependability in Sensor Cloud and Big Data Systems and Applications Hpcc Dss Smartcity Dependsys 2021, 2022
Predicting the progress of vehicle development projects: An approach for the identification of input features Icaart 2021 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence, 2021
Visual Analytics for Industrial Sensor Data Analysis International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems Iceis Proceedings, 2021
Global Reward Design for Cooperative Agents to Achieve Flexible Production Control under Real-time Constraints International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems Iceis Proceedings, 2021
PLASMA: Platform for Auxiliary Semantic Modeling Approaches International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems Iceis Proceedings, 2021
Manufacturing control in job shop environments with reinforcement learning Icaart 2021 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence, 2021
Integration of a reactive scheduling solution using integration of a reactive scheduling solution using reinforcement learning in a manufacturing system VDI Berichte, 2020
Towards an infrastructure enabling the internet of production Jan Pennekamp, Rene Glebke, Martin Henze, Tobias Meisen, Christoph Quix, Rihan Hai, Lars Gleim, Philipp Niemietz, Maximilian Rudack, Simon Knape, Alexander Epple, Daniel Trauth, Uwe Vroomen, Thomas Bergs, Christian Brecher, Andreas Buhrig-Polaczek, Matthias Jarke, Klaus Wehrle Proceedings 2019 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Cyber Physical Systems Icps 2019, 2019
Similarity recognition of interval-based sleep data Marc Habler, Andreas Burgdorf, Christian Kohlschein, Tobias Meisen 2018 IEEE 20th International Conference on E Health Networking Applications and Services Healthcom 2018, 2018
An extensible semantic search engine for biomedical publications Christian Kohlschein, Daniel Klischies, Alexander Paulus, Andreas Burgdorf, Tobias Meisen, Markus Kipp 2018 IEEE 20th International Conference on E Health Networking Applications and Services Healthcom 2018, 2018
Language therapy of aphasia supported by augmented reality applications Daniela Antkowiak, Christian Kohlschein, Roksaneh Kroob, Maximilian Speicher, Tobias Meisen, Sabina Jeschke, Cornelius J. Werner 2016 IEEE 18th International Conference on E Health Networking Applications and Services Healthcom 2016, 2016
AUDIME: Augmented Disaster Medicine Alexander Paulus, Michael Czaplik, Frederik Hirsch, Philipp Meisen, Tobias Meisen, Sabina Jeschke Automation Communication and Cybernetics in Science and Engineering 2015 2016, 2016
Improving Factory Planning by Analyzing Process Dependencies Christian Büscher, Hanno Voet, Tobias Meisen, Moritz Krunke, Kai Kreisköther, Achim Kampker, Daniel Schilberg, Sabina Jeschke Automation Communication and Cybernetics in Science and Engineering 2015 2016, 2016
Querying time interval data Philipp Meisen, Diane Keng, Tobias Meisen, Marco Recchioni, Sabina Jeschke Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 2015
A methodological implementation of a pervasive information system in high pressure die casting manufacturing 23rd International Conference for Production Research Icpr 2015, 2015
AUDIME: Augmented disaster medicine Alexander Paulus, Philipp Meisen, Tobias Meisen, Sabina Jeschke, Michael Czaplik, Frederik Hirsch 2015 17th International Conference on E Health Networking Application and Services Healthcom 2015, 2015
Virtual production intelligence - A contribution to the digital factory Rudolf Reinhard, Christian Büscher, Tobias Meisen, Daniel Schilberg, Sabina Jeschke Lecture Notes in Computer Science Including Subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics, 2012
Visualization Thomas Beer, Tobias Meisen Integrative Computational Materials Engineering Concepts and Applications of A Modular Simulation Platform, 2012
Distributed Simulations Thomas Beer, Tobias Meisen, Rudolf Reinhard Integrative Computational Materials Engineering Concepts and Applications of A Modular Simulation Platform, 2012
Virtual Production Systems Wolfgang Schulz, Christian Bischof, Kirsten Bobzin, Christian Brecher, Thomas Gries, Sabina Jeschke, Achim Kampker, Fritz Klocke, Torsten Kuhlen, Günther Schuh, Markus Apel, Tim Arping, Nazlim Bagcivan, Markus Bambach, Thomas Baranowski, Stephan Bäumler, Thomas Beer, Stefan Benke, Thomas Bergs, Peter Burggräf, Gustavo Cabral, Urs Eppelt, Patrick Fayek, Marcel Fey, Bastian Franzkoch, Stephan Freyberger, Lothar Glasmacher, Barbara Heesel, Thomas Henke, Werner Herfs, Ulrich Jansen, Tatyana Kashko, Sergey Konovalov, Britta Kuckhoff, Gottfried Laschet, Markus Linke, Wolfram Lohse, Tobias Meisen, Meysam Minoufekr, Jan Nöcker, Ulrich Prahl, Hendrik Quade, Matthias Rasim, Marcus Rauhut, Rudolf Reinhard, Jan Rosenbaum, Eduardo Rossiter, Daniel Schilberg, Georg J. Schmitz, Johannes Triebs, Hagen Wegner, Cathrin Wesch-Potente Integrative Production Technology for High Wage Countries, 2012
Application integration of simulation tools considering domain specific knowledge Iceis 2011 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, 2011
A framework for adaptive data integration in digital production 21st International Conference on Production Research Innovation in Product and Production Icpr 2011 Conference Proceedings, 2011
InCaRPose: In-Cabin Relative Camera Pose Estimation Model and Dataset F Stillger, L Hahn, F Hasecke, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2604.03814 , 2026 2026
A literature review on deep reinforcement learning for machine scheduling problems CW de Puiseau, F Ercan, J Peters, M Brune, H Tercan, C Prinz, T Meisen, ... Journal of Manufacturing Systems 85, 96-126 , 2026 2026 Citations: 1
Goal-Oriented Reactive Simulation for Closed-Loop Trajectory Prediction H Yadav, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.24155 , 2026 2026
Rectify, Don't Regret: Avoiding Pitfalls of Differentiable Simulation in Trajectory Prediction H Yadav, C Bohn, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.23393 , 2026 2026 Citations: 1
Failure Modes for Deep Learning-Based Online Mapping: How to Measure and Address Them M Hubbertz, Q Han, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.19852 , 2026 2026
Robotic Foundation Models for Industrial Control: A Comprehensive Survey and Readiness Assessment Framework D Kube, S Hadwiger, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.06749 , 2026 2026
Dataset curation for a domain-specific people detection system J Benkert, P Wagner, M Zinnen, V Christlein, T Meisen Eighteenth International Conference on Machine Vision (ICMV 2025) 14114, 401-408 , 2026 2026
Faster Training, Fewer Labels: Self-Supervised Pretraining for Fine-Grained BEV Segmentation D Busch, C Bohn, T Kurbiel, K Friedrichs, R Meyes, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.18066 , 2026 2026
EXCODER: EXplainable Classification Of DiscretE time series Representations Y Hahn, A Königsfeld, H Tercan, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.13087 , 2026 2026
A Systematic Review and Taxonomy of Machine Learning Methods for Process Optimization and Control in Laser Welding J Voets, H Tercan, T Meisen, C Esen Applied Sciences 16 (3), 1568 , 2026 2026
Partial observability in vision-based forklift navigation with compressed visual information S Hadwiger, D Kube, T Meisen International Journal of Intelligent Robotics and Applications, 1-24 , 2026 2026
Bridging the Synchrony Gap: A Deterministic GSMDP Approach for Integrating Deep Reinforcement Learning with Commercial Discrete Event Simulators MD Varici, H Tercan, T Meisen Proceedings of the Conference on Production Systems and Logistics: CPSL 2026 … , 2026 2026
Graph Query Networks for Object Detection with Automotive Radar L Saini, H Tercan, T Meisen Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer … , 2026 2026
Data-Driven Inverse Design of Hybrid Waveguide Gratings Using Reflection Spectra via Tandem Networks and Conditional VAEs S Dehghani, C Knoth, S Eskandari, M Buchmüller, T Meisen, P Görrn Optics 6 (4), 61 , 2025 2025
Out of Distribution Detection for Efficient Continual Learning in Quality Prediction for Arc Welding Y Hahn, J Voets, A Königsfeld, H Tercan, T Meisen Proceedings of the 34th ACM International Conference on Information and … , 2025 2025 Citations: 4
Efficient Inter-Task Attention for Multitask Transformer Models C Bohn, T Kurbiel, K Friedrichs, H Tercan, T Meisen International Conference on Neural Information Processing, 336-350 , 2025 2025
Multi-Agent Multimodal Large Language Model Framework for Automated Interpretation of Fuel Efficiency Analytics in Public Transportation Z Ma, AR Bahja, A Burgdorf, A Pomp, T Meisen, BN Jørgensen, ZG Ma Applied Sciences 15 (21), 11619 , 2025 2025 Citations: 3
Material-resolving computed tomography of lithium-ion batteries using deep learning M Weiss, K Mrzljak, M von Schmid, G Erbach, N Brierley, T Meisen NDT & E International, 103565 , 2025 2025
Timbre Transfer for Ship Radiated Noise N Müller, J Reermann, T Meisen 2025 33rd European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 326-330 , 2025 2025
Detection Transformers Under the Knife: A Neuroscience-Inspired Approach to Ablations N Hütten, F Hölken, H Tercan, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:2507.21723 , 2025 2025 Citations: 2
MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Industrial internet of things and cyber manufacturing systems S Jeschke, C Brecher, T Meisen, D Özdemir, T Eschert Industrial Internet of Things: Cybermanufacturing Systems, 3-19 , 2016 2016 Citations: 1385
Ablation studies in artificial neural networks R Meyes, M Lu, CW De Puiseau, T Meisen arXiv preprint arXiv:1901.08644 , 2019 2019 Citations: 515
Machine learning and deep learning based predictive quality in manufacturing: a systematic review H Tercan, T Meisen Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 33 (7), 1879-1905 , 2022 2022 Citations: 428
A review on customer segmentation methods for personalized customer targeting in e-commerce use cases M Alves Gomes, T Meisen Information Systems and e-Business Management 21 (3), 527-570 , 2023 2023 Citations: 273
Towards an infrastructure enabling the internet of production J Pennekamp, R Glebke, M Henze, T Meisen, C Quix, R Hai, L Gleim, ... 2019 IEEE international conference on industrial cyber physical systems … , 2019 2019 Citations: 190
Transfer-learning: Bridging the gap between real and simulation data for machine learning in injection molding H Tercan, A Guajardo, J Heinisch, T Thiele, C Hopmann, T Meisen Procedia Cirp 72, 185-190 , 2018 2018 Citations: 171
Deep learning for automated visual inspection in manufacturing and maintenance: A survey of open-access papers N Hütten, M Alves Gomes, F Hölken, K Andricevic, R Meyes, T Meisen Applied System Innovation 7 (1), 11 , 2024 2024 Citations: 162
Stop guessing in the dark: Identified requirements for digital product passport systems M Jansen, T Meisen, C Plociennik, H Berg, A Pomp, W Windholz Systems 11 (3), 123 , 2023 2023 Citations: 154
Survey on deep learning based computer vision for sonar imagery Y Steiniger, D Kraus, T Meisen Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence 114, 105157 , 2022 2022 Citations: 136
Motion planning for industrial robots using reinforcement learning R Meyes, H Tercan, S Roggendorf, T Thiele, C Büscher, M Obdenbusch, ... Procedia CIRP 63, 107-112 , 2017 2017 Citations: 132
A review on methods for state of health forecasting of lithium-ion batteries applicable in real-world operational conditions F von Bülow, T Meisen Journal of Energy Storage 57, 105978 , 2023 2023 Citations: 100
Continual learning of neural networks for quality prediction in production using memory aware synapses and weight transfer H Tercan, P Deibert, T Meisen Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 33 (1), 283-292 , 2022 2022 Citations: 86
Multi-agent reinforcement learning for job shop scheduling in flexible manufacturing systems S Baer, J Bakakeu, R Meyes, T Meisen 2019 Second International Conference on Artificial Intelligence for … , 2019 2019 Citations: 86
On reliability of reinforcement learning based production scheduling systems: a comparative survey C Waubert de Puiseau, R Meyes, T Meisen Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 33 (4), 911-927 , 2022 2022 Citations: 84
Vision transformer in industrial visual inspection N Hütten, R Meyes, T Meisen Applied Sciences 12 (23), 11981 , 2022 2022 Citations: 64
Manufacturing Control in Job Shop Environments with Reinforcement Learning. V Samsonov, M Kemmerling, M Paegert, D Lütticke, F Sauermann, ... ICAART (2), 589-597 , 2021 2021 Citations: 63
Continuous integration of field level production data into top-level information systems using the OPC interface standard M Hoffmann, C Büscher, T Meisen, S Jeschke Procedia Cirp 41, 496-501 , 2016 2016 Citations: 59
Industrial transfer learning: Boosting machine learning in production H Tercan, A Guajardo, T Meisen 2019 IEEE 17th international conference on industrial informatics (INDIN) 1 … , 2019 2019 Citations: 58
A recurrent neural network architecture for failure prediction in deep drawing sensory time series data R Meyes, J Donauer, A Schmeing, T Meisen Procedia Manufacturing 34, 789-797 , 2019 2019 Citations: 54
Where to park? predicting free parking spots in unmonitored city areas A Ionita, A Pomp, M Cochez, T Meisen, S Decker Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Web Intelligence, Mining … , 2018 2018 Citations: 53