Juergen Luettin

Title: Juergen Luettin: Advancing Road-User Behavior Prediction

Introduction

Juergen Luettin is an inventor based in Renningen, Germany, whose work focuses on predicting road-user behavior and supporting automated vehicle control. His listed patent portfolio includes 2 patents, and he works at Robert Bosch.

Latest Patents

Luettin’s listed patents address trajectory prediction and the analysis of interactions among road users.

“Method for trajectory prediction, method for controlling an ego vehicle” describes a computer-implemented approach to forecasting road users’ future motion. The method combines trajectory data represented as a graph with map data, then generates an interaction graph using road users’ trajectories and roadway locations. A prediction module uses these inputs to predict a future trajectory for at least one other road user.

“Predicting the behavior of road users based on a graph representation of a traffic situation” presents a method for estimating road-user behavior from a graph. Its nodes represent road users, while edges represent their interactions and adjacency. The method models how each road user’s state evolves independently and through interactions with other road users, then computes a property that characterizes the behavior being predicted.

Career Highlights

At Robert Bosch, Luettin’s listed inventions concern methods for interpreting traffic situations and anticipating the movements of road users. These approaches use graph representations to organize information about road users, their states, and their interactions.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Maximilian Zipfl and Achim Rettinger as Luettin’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patents or describe particular joint projects.

Conclusion

Juergen Luettin’s two listed patents focus on graph-based traffic analysis and trajectory prediction, contributing methods for anticipating road-user behavior and supporting vehicle control.