Dr. Thomas Reicher Dipl.-Inform. Univ
Former Member of the Research Staff
Phone:	+49 89 289-18236
Fax:	+49 89 289-18207
eMail:	reicher@in.tum.de
Mail:	Technische Universität München Institut für Informatik/ I1 D-85748 Garching b. München, Germany
Office:	Boltzmannst. 1, Room 01.07.043

• Design Patterns and Software Frameworks
• Wearable Computers
• Augmented Reality
• Intelligent Home

• Curriculum Vitae (in German)
• List of Publications (in German)
• Diplomas and Certificates
• Abstract of Dissertation "A Framework for Dynamically Adaptable Augmented Reality Systems"

• SOFTNET
  Service Engineering for Soft Networking

  In SOFTNET, new software engineering methods for new communication networks and networking techniques are developed and tested. The main focus lies on mobile networks in heterogeneous environments.
  

• DWARF ++
  Distributed Augmented Reality Framework Interest Group

  Augmented Reality is a new way for humans and computers to interact: real-world scenes are augmented with virtual objects. The augmented scene can, for example, be presented to the user through a see-through head-monted display.
  DWARF aims to build a Framework for the development of such systems: a collection of intelligent modules that can be combined flexibly depending on the needs of the desired application.
  The AR systems we would like to build are supposed to be Distributed and Wearable - they can constist of several small computers that the user can carry around with him. The system will be able to dynamically integrate the services offered by other, stationary computers in the environment to extend its own capabilites.

• Diploma Thesis
  JaKoB - Ein WWW-basiertes System zum Aufbau und zur Verwaltung von Java-Komponentenbibliotheken (Bibliotheksaufbau) (in German)
  

Supervised Theses

Alexander Huber

Investigation into Ubiquitous Computing and Small Information Appliances for the Development of Freight Watch
Diploma thesis at DaimlerChrysler RTNA

Ralf Pfleghar

Development of an Internet Based Framework for Cooperative Buildings
Diploma thesis

Thomas Deiler

Entwicklung eines Steuerungsmoduls für das OWL-Framework aufbauend auf einer Implementierung des Kommunikationsprotokolls Bluetooth
Diploma thesis with SuSE AG

Guido Kraus

Entwicklung eines Benutzermodells und einer Sicherheitsarchitektur für das Forschungsprojekt OWL
SEP

Tobias Weishäupl

Entwicklung, Implementierung und Test einer Bildverarbeitungs-API aufbauend auf Quick Time zur Verwendung unter Open GL auf Mac OS 8.x
SEP

Asa MacWilliams

Using Ad-Hoc Services for Mobile Augmented Reality Systems
Diploma thesis

Martin Wagner

Design, Prototypical Implementation and Testing of a Real-Time Optical Feature Tracker
Diploma thesis

Stefan Riß

A XML based Task Flow Description Language for Augmented Reality Applications
Diploma thesis

Christian Sandor

CUIML: A Language for the Generation of Multimodal Human-Computer Interfaces
Diploma thesis

Bernhard Zaun

Aufbau eines ad hoc Testbeds mit Hilfe der drahtlosen Netzwerktechnik Bluetooth
SyPro

Hermann Maier

Comparison of the Architectures Sun ONE and Microsoft .NET
Diploma thesis

Oliver Achtelik

Development of a Platform for Car Information Systems in a Heterogenous Network Environment
Diploma thesis

Florian Schwarz

Entwicklung eines TNPP-Servers in Java
SEP with Rohde&Schwarz

Wolfgang Wein

Network Testing Environment for Distributed Applications
SyPro

Stefan Baptist

Integration von heterogenen drahtlosen Netzen in eine fahrzeugbasierte Adhoc-Netzwerkumgebung
SyPro

Publications

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T. Reicher, M. Sihling, A. Rausch, A. Vilbig, K. Bergner, K. Popp

Software Architecture for Cooperative Buildings
18th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction
Krakow, Poland, September 10-12, 2001.

B. Bruegge, R. Pfleghar, T. Reicher

Internet Framework for Cooperative Buildings.
EIB Event 2000 Munich, Germany, October 4 & 5, 2000.

B. Bruegge, R. Pfleghar, T. Reicher

OWL: An Object-Oriented Framework for Home and Office Applications.
Second International Workshop on Cooperative Buildings (CoBuild99), Pittsburgh, PA, October 1999.