Alexey Nekrasov is a doctoral researcher at RWTH Aachen University with a decade of experience in computer vision, 3D/4D perception, and multimodal AI focused on robustness and safety for autonomous systems. He has driven state-of-the-art advances in video MLLMs and 4D panoptic segmentation, including a key fix that allowed a 1B model to match a 26B baseline and co-authoring Mask4D for LiDAR point clouds. His work spans anomaly detection benchmarks and datasets for real-world driving safety (STU, OoDIS) and uncertainty-aware methods for occupancy and OOD segmentation. Combining academic teaching and industrial machine learning experience from IBM, he bridges practical data engineering with cutting-edge research. Unusually, his research roots trace back to leading an underwater robotics team, which shaped his long-standing interest in embodied perception and robust autonomy.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree Robotic systems, Master's degree Robotic systems at RWTH Aachen University
Bachelor's degree Mechatronics robototechnics and automatization (Underwater robotics.), Bachelor's degree Mechatronics robototechnics and automatization (Underwater robotics.) at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
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