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rare opportunity to work across the complete development chain of a medical device: from designing the sensors, through the readout electronics and data analysis, to integrating the system with robotic
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. Key Responsibilities: Develop and implement perception and control algorithms for robotic arms and embodied AI systems. Assist in integrating multimodal AI models (vision, language, force sensors) with
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Localization and Perception System based on Multi-sensor Fusion Job Description: Responsible for development of robust and reliable sensor fusion algorithms for localization and navigation algorithms of robot in
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magnetometer-based navigation tools for autonomous marine systems Base Salary $117,936 - $137,500 + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The University of Sydney's Australian Centre for Robotics (ACFR) is
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: Software Engineering, Sensor Networks and Engineering Computing and the HVL Software Engineering Group (https://www.hvl.no/forsking/gruppe/programvareutvikling-software-engineering/). The research programme
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, data-driven experimentation in colloid science. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of self-driving laboratory capabilities integrating robotics, high-throughput experimentation
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fields. Individuals in this position will perform technical work supporting the collaboration's scientific research. Research Title: Performance Evaluation of AI Capabilities in Autonomous and Human-Robot
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, interfaces, active surfaces. Desired qualifications: Experience within some of the areas of active materials, robotics, sensors, elastohydrodynamics, interfacial flows and/or complex materials will also be
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. Currently, SAIL is conducting multiple projects ranging from Hybrid Aerial Underwater Robotic System (HAUCS)– a cyber physical system (CPS) for aquaculture, to sensors and platforms for maritime applications
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, multimodal sensor fusion, and safe human-robot collaboration. Emphasis will be on methods that enable robots to learn complex skills from data and adapt robustly to dynamic, uncertain environments. The role