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AI-Driven Reporting, Alerting and Autonomous Error Management for Roadside Sensor Systems

02.03.2026, Abschlussarbeiten, Bachelor- und Masterarbeiten

Design an AI-based system that transforms detected perception anomalies into structured reports, alerts, action recommendations, and automated recordings for scalable infrastructure monitoring.

Motivation & Relevance

Detecting anomalies is only the first step. For scalable roadside infrastructure operation, perception failures must trigger meaningful actions: alerts, structured reports, recommended interventions, and documentation for later analysis. Today, most infrastructure monitoring lacks intelligent orchestration between anomaly detection and operational response. An AI-driven error management layer can significantly improve reliability and maintainability.

This thesis focuses on operationalization and autonomous system supervision.

Project Description

In this thesis, you will design a reporting and error-management framework that builds on detected perception anomalies.

The system will:

  • aggregate anomaly events
  • classify error types and severity levels
  • generate structured monitoring reports
  • trigger real-time alerts
  • create automated failure-aware scene recordings
  • generate action recommendations (e.g., recalibration, sensor check)
  • design explainable outputs for operators
  • evaluate alert quality and false alarm rate

The focus is not detection itself, but intelligent orchestration and decision support.

Your Tasks

  • Design event aggregation and severity models
  • Implement alerting and logging pipeline
  • Develop rule-based and AI-based action recommendations
  • Design explainability concepts
  • Evaluate system usability and robustness

Your Profile

  • Master’s student in CS, Robotics, EE or related field
  • Strong programming skills
  • Interest in AI agents and system supervision
  • Experience with distributed systems is a plus

What you will gain

  • Experience in AI system orchestration
  • Knowledge of automated infrastructure monitoring
  • Insight into real-world operational AI systems
  • Hands-on work on scalable supervision architectures


I am looking forward to receiving your application. Please include a very brief motivational statement and your grade transcript

Kontakt: erik-leo.hass@tum.de

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