Contact:

Room: E-N 107/108
Phone: +49 30 - 314 757 72
Mail: markus.haedrich [at] tu-berlin.de
Consultation hours: appointment via mail

Projects:

ZIM project (central innovation programme for small and medium-sized enterprises): "Development of a 3D headphone with a supportive mobile app"

ZIM project (central innovation programme for small and medium-sized enterprises): "AmbuCare - AcouMon / Algorithmen zur Extraktion, Analyse und Interpretation von Atemgeräuschsmerkmalen"

Teaching:

Real-Time Audio Programmierung in C

Publications:

Hädrich, M.; Lindau, A.; Weinzierl, S. (2016): "A Mobile App for Geolocalized, Dynamic Binaural Synthesis." In: Fortschritte der Akustik: Tagungsband d. 42. DAGA. Aachen, Germany

Rosenkranz, A., Burgmayer, R. Ackermann, D., Hädrich, M., Weinzierl, S., (2017). "A mobile app for room acoustical measurements", in: Fortschritte der Akustik. DAGA. Kiel, Germany, S. 235 - 237

Resch, T.; Hädrich, M. (2019): "The Virtual Acoustic Spaces Unity Spatializer with custom head tracker", VDT - Verband Deutscher Tonmeister e.V. (5th International Conference on Spatial Audio)

A. Lykartsis, M. Hädrich and S. Weinzierl, "A prototype deep learning system for the acoustic monitoring of intensive care patients", 2021 29th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 2021, pp. 980-984, doi: 10.23919/EUSIPCO54536.2021.9616347

Supervised Master's Theses:

2017 - Clara Rendé Subias: "A Unity based validation model for a rendering algorithm of motion tracked binaural recordings" (Bachelor) 

2017 - Ralf Burgmaier: "Entwicklung einer mobilen Applikation zur Bestimmung raumakustischer Parameter" (Master)

2017 - Andereas Rosenkranz: "Entwicklung einer mobilen Applikation zur Bestimmung raumakustischer Parameter" (Master)

2017 - Marian Lesser: "Conception and Implementation of a Mobile Motion Tracked Binaural Based 360° Audio and Video Renderer Streamed by a Broadcast Web Service" (Master)

2020  - Jay Shrowder: “Eine modulare Toolbox für die Entwicklung mobiler Anwendungen zur Sonifikation von Bewegungen”  (Master)

2021 - Maximilian Wagenbach: "Ultrasonic Cyborg Hearing” (Master)

Topics:

Virtual acoustics, mobile- and embedded programming, internet of things, Tiny Machine Learning