Ferdinand Mütsch
Hi and welcome! 👋 I’m Ferdinand, a passionate software- and data engineer and technology enthusiast from Karlsruhe, Germany. My personal webpage is the right place to find out about me and my projects and to read about software development, DevOps, some machine learning and technology in general. All content you will find here is human-written. Enjoy and feel free to leave me a message!
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- Heterogeneous Graph Classification using Graph Neural Networks (GNN)
- Smart Home Energy Monitoring Pt. 2 - Optimizing my electricity consumption with data
- Smart Home Energy Monitoring Pt. 1 - IR readers, SML, MQTT, Node-RED, Prometheus + Grafana
- Multi-threaded Brotli compression tool
- norospy - Using ROS without ROS
- Statement about generative AI
- ⛺️ Server.Camp: Friendly SaaS hosting of popular open-source software tools for startups and small companies, built by developers.
- 📊 Wakapi: A minimalistic, self-hosted WakaTime-compatible backend for coding statistics written in Go.
- 🐳 MailWhale: A bring-your-own-SMTP-server mail relay with REST API and web UI, built with Go and Svelte.
- 🤖 Telepush: A simple Telegram Bot to translate POST requests with JSON payload into Telegram push messages. Written in Go.
- 🐙 KITSquid: KITSquid is an independent, alternative course catalog for KIT students, including course recommendations and other community features. Open-source and written in Go.
- ⚓️ Anchr.io: A toolbox service for maintaining bookmark collections, shortening links and uploading and sharing images encryptedly.
- ⚓️ Anchr for Android: An Android app, build with Dart and Flutter, to manage links and bookmarks using Anchr.io on your mobile device.
- ✏️ MiniNote: A simple, persistent, self-hosted Markdown note-taking app built with VueJS.
- 🤓 QuizNerd for Android: A multi-player trivia Android game made for developers and IT enthusiasts.
- 💰 Telegram ExpenseBot: A Telegram bot to manage your daily expenses and keep track of your financial situation.
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[2024] S. Ochs, J.Doll, D. Grimm, T. Fleck, M. Heinrich, S. Orf, A. Schotschneider, H. Gremmelmaier, R. Polley, S. Pavlitska, M. Zipfl, H. Schneider, F. Mütsch, D. Bogdoll, F. Kuhnt, P. Schörner, M. R. Zofka and J. M. Zöllner, “One Stack to Rule them All: To Drive Automated Vehicles, and Reach for the 4th level”, arXiv preprint, 2024 (Online)
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[2023] F. Mütsch, H. Gremmelmaier, N. Becker, D. Bogdoll, M. R. Zofka, and J. M. Zöllner, “From Model-Based to Data-Driven Simulation: Challenges and Trends in Autonomous Driving,” IEEE/CVF CVPR Workshop on Vision-Centric Autonomous Driving (VCAD), 2023. (Online)
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[2020] A. Miclaus, W. Clauss, E. Schwert, M. A. Neumann and F. Mütsch, “Towards the Shop Floor App Ecosystem: Using the Semantic Web for Gluing Together Apps into Mashups,” in Proceedings of the 7th International Workshop on the Web of Things, 2020. (Online)
