PROJECT LEAD & INTEGRATIONHeinrich Schneider
Scoping the task, architecture and software, coordinating manufacturers and partners through to handover. Master’s degree in mechatronics and robotics.
heinrich@ddc.companyDDC develops custom software and automation. Your contact is Heinrich Schneider. The German website is operated by M2D GmbH in Siegburg.
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Project work since 2017: from parking systems and computer vision to robotics prototypes and international enterprise software.
heinrich@ddc.company
PROJECT LEAD & INTEGRATIONScoping the task, architecture and software, coordinating manufacturers and partners through to handover. Master’s degree in mechatronics and robotics.
heinrich@ddc.companyTalk in the cybersecurity track: how machine learning protects fintech companies against deepfake fraud.
More than 30 specialists work on our projects, employed and freelance. For each project we put together a fixed core team. Heinrich Schneider leads it and remains your contact through to handover.
Web, apps and enterprise software, connections to CRM, ERP and phone systems.
Video analytics on existing cameras, image models, phone assistants and call analysis.
Mobile robots, robot arms, control and custom hardware.
We started with research on robots, cameras and drones. Today our systems run in plants, kitchens, pickup points and estate agencies. Since 2017 we have completed over 100 projects for clients and our own products; many are under non-disclosure agreements, so here we show the ones we may talk about.
Assign fines and violations to the right driver automatically.
Parking terminals with cash and card payment, barrier control and our own licence plate recognition.
View ↗Research and prototypes with mobile robots, robot arms, cameras and laser scanners.
Localisation and mapping with a single camera, several weeks on an hourly basis.
Reporting data taken over automatically from a Lotus Domino environment and turned into dashboards instead of manual Excel analysis.
View ↗R&D project: training in simulation, depth estimation from a single camera image, tests with a real drone.
View ↗Detecting and tracking people and vehicles on thermal cameras, implemented in C++.
View ↗Financial data from international entities in one shared application, technical lead in the project.
View ↗Up to 15 GPU servers with load balancing and overload protection, around 200,000 requests per server.
Housing, screen, card dispensing and control software for an event provider.
View ↗Prototype: a camera detects recyclables on the belt, the gripper sorts them out.
View ↗Queue and patient status on screens in the waiting area.
Software for a terminal with a MIFARE reader: after the card is placed, it shows the zone and locker; settings come centrally from the server.
View ↗Cybersecurity track: “Deepfakes, Fraud, Machine Learning – How to protect fintech in the era of high-tech fraud”.
View ↗Prototype for appointment booking by voice assistant, software robot for the patient record.
View ↗AI analysis of the kitchen camera, around 95 % agreement of the daily total in testing.
View ↗Prototype video analytics for the checkout area, demonstrated to a grocery chain in 2025.
Programs for compact controllers: water limiting, heating control, temperature controllers with alarms.
Zone monitoring, vehicle counting and licence plate recognition across several sites.
View ↗Hourly reports on pickups, couriers and queues, continuously developed further.
View ↗District pages rewritten, top 5 on Google for “Schlüsseldienst”.
View ↗Website, app, online valuation, telephony and Propstack integration.
View ↗Electronic locks on a central controller, opening via app, time-limited access for couriers.
In this R&D project, a quadcopter learns to avoid obstacles on its own. The controller learned through reinforcement learning in a simulated environment. A neural network estimates the distance to obstacles from the image of a single camera, without a stereo camera or lidar. Tests with a real drone followed.
We apply the same principle in projects: where possible, we first test the logic on recordings or in a simulation and only then on the real equipment. That saves on-site testing time, and your operation keeps running as usual.
Tell us about a process that takes up your team’s time. We discuss where automation could help and what is needed to define the next step.
Useful details: the current workflow, frequency and the outcome you need.
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