Markus Wulfmeier

Title: Markus Wulfmeier: Inventor of Hierarchical Policies for Multitask Transfer.

Introduction

Markus Wulfmeier is an inventor associated with London, United Kingdom, and Gdm Holding LLC. His patent work addresses methods for controlling an agent across multiple tasks.

Latest Patents

Wulfmeier is associated with 1 patent: “Hierarchical Policies for Multitask Transfer.” The patent describes methods, systems, and computer programs for controlling an agent. One method obtains an observation of the environment’s current state and information identifying the task the agent is performing. A high-level controller processes this information to assign probabilities to multiple low-level controllers. Each low-level controller processes the observation to produce its own probability distribution, and the distributions are combined to select an action for the agent.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects work on hierarchical control, in which high-level task information helps coordinate lower-level decision-making. This approach is designed to support action selection across different tasks.

Collaborations

Abbas Abdolmaleki and Roland Hafner are identified as Wulfmeier’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Markus Wulfmeier’s patent focuses on combining task-aware high-level control with low-level action policies to guide an agent’s behavior.