studying computer science in my second year at the University of Lübeck in Germany.
I'm interested in algorithms, especially regarding artificial intelligence and robotics.
I won the Google-sponsored AI Challenge 2011, read my post mortem.
mathislichtenberger@googlemail.com
Ants! Lots of them, gathering food and fighting for hills in this international AI programming contest.
I won the first place of 7900 participants!
read my post mortem • aichallenge.org • my profile page
news article at Spiegel Online (german) • my student-paper article (german)
An online class taught by Stanford professor Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig, who both work at Google
I reached an overall score of 96.6%.
Small sail boats, programmed to autonomous compete in navigation and speed contests.
First place in the navigation and endurance race disciplines, second in speed race and station keeping, in a team of 5 students.
AI contest for highschool students organized by the University of Kiel. I created the official javascript game visualizers 2010 and 2011.
We went home with the bronce medal after losing to a team from our own school in the semifinal.
Creating an artificial intelligence player to win against other bots in the game "High Voltage".
We won the first place of 38 schools in a team of 3.
National contest, build and program a robot that has to compete against others in a game collecting tennis balls self-governed.
In the finals at the CeBIT conference we reached the second place of 30 in a team of 4.
roboking.de • qualifications photo gallery • finals photo gallery
