Hannah Schieber
PhD Student in Computer Vision & Extended Reality
I am a PhD student supervised by Prof. Daniel Roth at TUM and FAU. My research focuses on novel view synthesis, neural 3D content creation, and guidance systems in extended reality.
I contribute to teaching at TUM in courses such as Advanced Topics in 3D Computer Vision and Modern Computer Vision Methods.
In 2024, I was a visiting PhD student at the University of Otago, New Zealand, working on outdoor 3D scene creation for VR using semantic Gaussian Splatting.
My academic background includes a bachelor’s degree from HS Aalen and a master’s degree from TH Ingolstadt (Computer Science).
News & Highlights
- [01/2026] Two papers accepted at IEEE VR (co-author)
- [01/2025] Two papers accepted at IEEE VR (first author and co-author)
- [01/2025] IEEE RA-L paper presented at ICRA 2025
- [04/2024] CVPR 2024 Highlight paper (shared first author)
Research
Representative papers are highlighted.
Preprints | 2026 | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022Teaching
Seminars
- [WS2024/2025, WS2025/2026] Computer Vision in the Operating Room @ TUM
- [2024] Praktikum in 3D Computer Vision @ CAMP TUM
- [SS2023, SS2025] Advanced Topics in 3D Computer Vision @ CAMP TUM
- [2022-2023] and [2023-2024] Modern Computer Vision Methods @ CAMP TUM
Supervision
- [since 2024] Supervision of four bachelor theses, two master projects and two master theses @ TUM
- [2022-2023] Supervision of two bachelor thesis students, one master project and three master thesis student @ FAU
Funding
- [07/2024–01/2025] d.hip stipend
- [02/2024–06/2024] DAAD stipend (New Zealand)
- [09/2021–01/2024] d.hip stipend
Awards
Honorable Mention
Best Project MARSS 2021 Award