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PERSONAL ENVIRONMENT / 001

The after-hours lab.

A few ideas. A little curiosity.
Make yourself at home.

The after-hours labA quiet computer room at night. Explore a research cabinet on the left, a glowing computer in the middle, a workbench on the right, and an identity console in the foreground. There is also a small signal receiver to tune.Research archive — publications and academic workResearch archive↗Computer terminal — notes and writingComputer terminal↗Workbench — products and experimentsWorkbench↗Identity console — the person behind the labIdentity console↗A small signal receiver. Try tuning it.SD—001 / ALWAYS A WORK IN PROGRESS

Follow your curiosity. Select an object to look closer.Swipe to look around. Tap an object.

ROOM AT REST

A small world, open for exploration.

Lab directory
01 / Identity console

Hello, I’m Sedat.

The person behind the room

I’m Sedat, an applied AI engineer based in Munich. I lead software development at Energyminer and hold an MSc in Informatics from the Technical University of Munich.

My work spans applied AI, cloud, IoT, and software engineering. This is my independent space for practical research, engineering notes, and things worth trying.

Currently
Head of Software Development
Energyminer
Education
MSc Informatics
Technical University of Munich
Based in
Munich, Germany
  • Applied AI
  • Cloud
  • IoT
  • Software engineering
Find me outside the lab
02 / Research archive

Publications

Practical questions. Published work.

  1. 2026 / JOURNAL ARTICLE

    AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance and Power Optimization Strategy for Distributed Hydropower Systems

    Sedat Dalkiran & Chantel M. Niebuhr

    Processes · 14(19), 3201

    Applied research using operational hydrokinetic telemetry for short-horizon condition monitoring and field-informed power-control optimization.

    Read the publication
03 / Computer terminal

Notes

A place to think in writing

A cursor. A fresh page.

No notes published yet. This is where engineering observations, useful details, and unfinished questions will find a home.

WAITING FOR THE FIRST THOUGHT_
04 / The workbench

Experiments

Ideas become things here

A clear workbench.

No products released yet. There’s room here for small software experiments and ideas that grow into something useful.

POSSIBILITIES, NEATLY ARRANGED.
05 / OUTSIDE THE LAB

Keep in touch.

Find the person behind the pixels.

For professional conversations about applied AI, software engineering, and practical research:

S. DALKIRAN / MUNICH, GERMANY

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