Mohammad Khoshkdahan is a PhD student in the Cooperative Autonomous Systems (CAS) group at KIT. His research focuses on real-time perception and multi-agent systems for autonomous vehicles and robots in urban environments. He works on robust sensing, collective perception, and coordination methods that expand the operational capabilities of autonomous systems.

Before joining KIT, he was a Student Researcher at Mercedes-Benz AG, where he conducted fairness analysis for pedestrian detection models and developed multi-sensor systems for automated 3D pose estimation. He has also been active in RoboCup for many years, including roles as a referee and team leader. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Stuttgart and a Bachelor’s degree from Amirkabir University of Technology (Tehran Polytechnic).