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on real robot platforms in our robotics lab, from standard platforms such as the Franka Enigma robot arm to self-developed modular robots.As a PhD candidate you will have the opportunity to present your
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Group). In your PhD project you will consider the development of new deep learning and robot learning methodologies which can be applied across a variety of robotic platforms. With this you will work
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PhD Towards Human Interaction in Soft Robotics PhD Towards Human Interaction in Soft Robotics Published Deadline Location today 11 Apr Eindhoven Are you fascinated by the potential of soft robotics
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Soft robotics holds promise for a broad range of applications that involve interactions with humans including
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that do not resemble the nature of the tissue surrounding it, such as a cardiovascular stent. This PhD project will design, synthesize, and operate a new multi-responsive soft miniaturized robot/device
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willingness to train during the PhD. Interest in analyzing the safety of robotic systems through formal models. Experience in implementing continuous planning and control algorithms for robots. Curiosity
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Are you passionate about aerial robot design and biomechanics of flight? Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD position with Prof.dr.ir. David Lentink in the Biomimetics Group at Groningen
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PhD position Biomimetic Robotics and Biomechanics: Bird-Inspired Aerial Robot Design (1.0 FTE) (V23.0822) « Back to the overview Job description Are you passionate about aerial robot design and
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., using visual landmarks). The topic of the PhD is to develop a neuromorphic visual guidance approach that will enable even very small flying robots to achieve similar navigation feats. The research will
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and collaborative research. Beneficial: Hands-on experience with robot or drone hardware. Previous research experience. Knowledge of drone autopilots and / or ROS. Doing a PhD at TU Delft requires