20 robot positions at Delft University of Technology

Postdoc Silico Modeling and Optimization of Soft Robotic Hearts

Join a multidisciplinary consortium and develop state-of-the-art computational models to explore, optimize, and accelerate the design of an innovative soft robotic heart for HF patients worldwide

PhD Position Safe Planning and Control for Autonomous Robots

How can autonomous robots prove that their plans are always safe? Ensuring safe planning and control is paramount when we deploy autonomous robots in complex environments around humans, such as in

Postdoc Multi-robot Mobile Manipulation in Human-Centered Environments

You will be responsible for the work on motion planning for mobile manipulation and collaborate with two PhD students within the context of ERC project "INTERACT". Mobile robots are not yet capable

Postdoc Model-based control of Soft Objects and Robots

Contribute to pioneering robotics research in model-based control of deformable mechanical systems by blending advanced theory with solid experimental validations. We seek a postdoctoral researcher

Postdoctoral Researcher in Biomechanics and Robotics: Show me your muscles

Are you interested in conducting research at the intersection of biomechanics, mechatronics and robotics to develop tools and methods for the accurate personalization of musculskeletal models? If so

Researcher on human-in-the-loop system design for automated driving

for Systems and Control and the Department of Cognitive Robotics, supported by Dr. Nitin Myers and Dr. Arkady Zgonnikov. You will be part of a young and vibrant research group at the department of Cognitive

Postdoc Data-driven Prediction of Human Body Motion in Automated Vehicles

. Georgios Papaioannou (Intelligent Vehicles Section at Cognitive Robotics Department ) and Dr. Meichen Guo (Delft Center for Systems and Control). The project is funded as Cohesion grant, a internal TUD

PhD Position Design of Emerging Neuromorphic Architectures Based on the Human Neocortex

personal health monitoring wearables and robotic agents. [1] C. Frenkel and G. Indiveri, "Bottom-up and top-down approaches for the design of neuromorphic processing systems: Tradeoffs and synergies between

Researcher Exploration of VR-based methods for comfortable use in automated vehicles

supervised by Dr. Georgios Papaioannou (Intelligent Vehicles  Section at Cognitive Robotics Department). The intelligent vehicles section consists of three groups (Machine Perception, Human Factors and

PhD position in Grounding Large Language Models in the Real World

by figuring out what is shared and what is different. Successful alignment of memories should lead to better collaboration of humans and machines, including robots, on shared tasks. We seek a highly