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Serhan Narlı

Research Scientist and PhD Candidate at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

I develop computer-vision and machine-learning systems for biomechanical analysis. My current work on OrthoPose focuses on patient-specific 3D pelvis, hip and knee kinematics from monocular video, while my broader research spans animal gait analysis, clinical motion assessment and production-ready AI pipelines.

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Serhan Narlı

About

I am a Research Scientist and PhD candidate at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. My work combines computer vision, machine learning and biomechanics to derive clinically meaningful movement information from video.

In OrthoPose, I investigate patient-specific three-dimensional pelvis, hip and knee kinematics from monocular recordings. The methodology integrates image-derived motion, anthropometric information, anatomical constraints and clinical motion-capture supervision.

My broader background includes animal gait analysis, medical imaging, signal processing, edge AI and the translation of research prototypes into reliable software systems.

Research and publications

My research focuses on video-based movement analysis, interpretable biomechanical features and clinically relevant validation.

Automated detection of lameness in dairy cattle through computer vision analysis of back shape characteristics
Computers in Biology and Medicine · 2025

A computer-vision pipeline for analysing bovine back shape and extracting curvature-based features to distinguish sound and lame animals in comparison with human locomotion scores.

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Validation of a Deep Learning Model for Cattle Lameness Detection: Comparison of Human Scorer Performance and Automated Gait Analysis
Preprint · 2025

A validation study comparing deep-learning gait assessment with multiple human raters and examining the conditions under which automated scoring can match or exceed human consistency.

Publication link coming soon
DeepCOVIDNet-CXR: Deep learning strategies for identifying COVID-19 on enhanced chest X-rays
Biomedical Engineering / Biomedizinische Technik · 2024

A CNN-based approach to COVID-19 recognition on enhanced chest radiographs, including dedicated preprocessing and architecture variants for improved diagnostic performance.

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Selected projects

Research prototypes and applied AI systems connecting scientific methodology with real-world deployment.

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Automated Cattle Gait Analysis Platform
Research and development

A web-based platform that analyses walking videos, detects anatomical keypoints, derives curvature and gait features, and estimates lameness-related patterns.

PythonPyTorchDeepLabCutDockerRunPod
Jetson-Based Real-Time Gait Monitoring
Edge AI pipeline

A farm-ready NVIDIA Jetson pipeline combining camera acquisition, GStreamer, object detection and data-quality monitoring for real-time gait analysis.

JetsonCUDAGStreamerYOLOLinux
Historical Figures Interactive Chat App
Generative AI product

A conversational AI platform using retrieval-augmented generation, prompt engineering and strict persona constraints to support historically grounded dialogue.

LLMsRAGn8nREST APIs
DeepCOVIDNet-CXR
Medical imaging model

A deep-learning pipeline for detecting COVID-19 on enhanced chest X-rays using dedicated preprocessing and CNN architectures.

TensorFlowKerasOpenCV

Writing and essays

Articles on neuroscience, artificial intelligence and the relationship between technology and society.

Neuroscience·2021·8 min read
The History of EEG

A long-form essay on the development of EEG from early electrical experiments to modern quantitative analysis and brain–computer interfaces.

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AI and philosophy·2021·7 min read
A Philosophical Approach to Machine Learning

An accessible discussion of learning, perceptrons, neural networks and the role of error from both technical and philosophical perspectives.

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Brain–computer interfaces·2021·6 min read
Will Neuralink Really Hack Our Brains?

A critical examination of what modern brain–machine interfaces can realistically achieve and where public expectations exceed current evidence.

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EEG·2020·5 min read
EEG Signal Processing and Deep Learning

An article on EEG acquisition, signal processing and deep-learning methods, informed by an Erasmus research project on emotion recognition.

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Experience

Mar 2026 – present

Research Scientist

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Working on OrthoPose, a research project for patient-specific 3D pelvis, hip and knee kinematics from monocular video. I develop computer-vision and anatomy-constrained machine-learning methods that combine video, anthropometry and clinical motion-capture supervision.

2022 – Feb 2026

AI/ML Engineer

MCG Motion Capture GmbH, Berlin

Developed production-ready computer-vision features, Jetson-based pilots and AI integrations for commercial motion-capture products.

2020 – 2021

Signal Processing Engineer Intern

StepUp Air Solutions, Copenhagen

Built signal-processing pipelines for wearable respiratory sensors and real-time monitoring.

2019 – 2020

Research Intern

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology

Worked on computer-vision and autonomous-systems prototypes in international research collaborations.

Education

PhD in Machine Learning (ongoing)
2022 – present

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Deep learning for biomechanical analysis and early lameness detection, combining video-based gait assessment with clinical validation.

M.Sc. in Computer Science Engineering
2017 – 2019

İskenderun Technical University

Thesis on deep learning for medical image analysis and biomedical signal processing.

B.Sc. in Computer Science Engineering
2012 – 2017

İskenderun Technical University

Development of an EEG-controlled six-axis robotic arm and embedded-systems projects.

Contact

For research collaborations, technical projects or consulting enquiries, please get in touch.