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Jascha Grübel is an incoming Assistant Professor for Digital Twinning @ Wageningen University & Research

and a Postdoctoral Researcher @ Center for Sustainable Future Mobility & Geoinformation Engineering Group, ETH Zürich

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/ Experimentation


/ XR Visualisation


/ Mobility & Transport


/ Cognition

Dr. Jascha Grübel

I am an incoming Assistant Professor for Digital Twinning at Wageningen University & Research at the Laboratory of Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing. I am also a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Sustainable Future Mobility and the Geoinformation Engineering Group at ETH Zürich leading the project a Digital Twin for the Swiss Mobility System. I am the architect of the Open Digital Twin Platform (ODTP), and the lead-developer of Spatial Performance Assessment for Cognitive Evaluation (SPACE).

Open Digital Twin Platform

Spatial Performance Assessment for Cognitive Evaluation
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I am working on a wide range of topics involving human motion at all scales. As a data scientist, I bring together Computer Science, Cognitive Science and Spatial Sciences.

Locomotion

Navigation

Crowd dynamics

Individual mobility

Transport

Say Hello to ODTP, the digital twin building tool of the future.

/ Be your own builder

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Create data sources intuitively

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Rely on data semantics

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Work with many open-source analyses

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Do more with your data

XR Research

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Fused Twins

I don’t always post blog entries, but when I do, you find them here:

  • Neuro 140/240 – Lecture 7

    Lecture by Jan Drugowitsch at Harvard University. My personal takeaway on auditing the presented content. Course overview at https://klab.tch.harvard.edu/academia/classes/BAI/bai.html Biological and Artificial Intelligence A simple understanding would believe that a brain has a state has is changed via a function and input to produce a behaviour. However, the complexity of the brain makes the function […]

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  • Neuro 140/240 – Lecture 5

    Lecture by Tomer Ullman at Harvard University. My personal takeaway on auditing the presented content. Course overview at https://klab.tch.harvard.edu/academia/classes/BAI/bai.html Biological and Artificial Intelligence The development of intuitive physics and intuitive psychology Turing proposed that an AI could be developed very much like a human – from a empty notebook or child to a developed adult. […]

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  • Neuro 140/240 – Lecture 4

    Lecture by Cengiz Pehlevan at Harvard University. My personal takeaway on auditing the presented content. Course overview at https://klab.tch.harvard.edu/academia/classes/BAI/bai.html Biological and Artificial Intelligence Inductive bias of neural networks A brain can be understood as a network with parameters as 10^11 neurons (nodes) and 10^14 synapses (parameters. Geoffrey Hinton cleverly observed that “The brain has about […]

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My current main research projects are related to the Open Digital Twin Platform (ODTP). You can also find my work on cognition under SPACE.

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/ ODTP

/ SPACE

/ EVE

/ ExaC

/ Office perception

/ Wayfinding

Let’s Connect & Research

Homepage: http://jascha.gruebel.io ORCID: 0000-0002-6428-4685 Google Scholar: Dox0S8IAAAAJ Researchgate: Jascha-Gruebel LinkedIn: jascha-gruebel Twitter: jascha_gruebel DBLP: 208/8403 WoS Researcher ID: AAX-4975-2020 Scopus ID: 57195806789 OSF: beqxa