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investigated. 4. Advanced Control and Modelling Multi-modular distributed motor-drive architectures and ultra-fast semiconductor devices present significant control challenges. Research may involve FPGA-based
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. 4. Advanced Control and Modelling Multi-modular distributed motor-drive architectures and ultra-fast semiconductor devices present significant control challenges. Research may involve FPGA-based
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Background: The transition towards electrified automotive and aerospace transport demands electric motors with increasing power density, efficiency and operating voltage without compromising
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. Responsibilities 1. Preferable experience in examining neurophysiology (electromyography, non-invasive brain stimulation, spinal reflexes), neuroimaging (DTI, fMRI), and motor control (kinematics, kinetics) 2
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Overview We are inviting applications for a Research Assistant to support the University of Sheffield’s contribution to the SMART (Secure Motor AI-Responsive Technology) project. The post will
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Real-time data acquisition and sensor systems Arduino, C/C++, embedded programming, and hardware control Motion-control systems, stepper motors, encoders, and automation equipment Mechanical design using
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control Motion-control systems, stepper motors, encoders, and automation equipment Mechanical design using CAD tools Finite-element analysis and simulation Rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing
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primary regenerative braking. EMBs are highly sensitive to EV harsh operating conditions. This project addresses this challenge by developing AI-based EMB clamping force estimators and robust control
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sciences, biomedical engineering, or psychology; good command of English (minimum B2 level); proficiency in using data analysis software (familiarity with Spike2 software is an additional asset); basic
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 2 months ago
the Auctus team at the Inria center of the University of Bordeaux (Talence). Thisthesis falls within the scope of the team'sscientific axis on the design and control of robotic systems. The project will