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, the objective of this thesis is to develop and test a real-time, tightly-coupled traversability algorithm that fuses information from both sensor modalities, therefore providing a more complete understanding of
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effectively over extended distances. For this purpose, it is essential to develop a robust mapping algorithm, that allows for continuous, online map growth during exploration and mapping operations. The map
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or more of the following areas: + Quantum computing and quantum algorithms + Solid-state physics, computational materials science, or quantum chemistry + Battery materials modeling Excellent
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/@signalprocessingunioldenbu1018 ). Your tasks conduct research on the use of foundation models for real-time sound processing algorithms suitable for hearing aids (e.g., acoustic scene analysis, noise reduction, speaker separation
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on bipolar plates. The internship focuses on the algorithmic evaluation of camera images. Your tasks will include researching and prototypically implementing the evaluation algorithms, as well as designing
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optimisation of analytical and numerical models for metasurfaces Documentation of the algorithms developed and results What you contribute You are enrolled in a Master's programme, e.g., computer
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iteratively improve both the setup and the algorithms. What you contribute Very good C++ programming skills Strong knowledge in mathematics and linear algebra Proficient English skills Precise, responsible
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(https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/en/research-projects/pvev.html ), we are working to optimize models for PV self-consumption estimation and, on that basis, to develop an algorithm for PV feed-in upscaling
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. Local slopes of a perturbed wavefront (for example, after propagation through turbulence) can be sensed using such a filter and a camera. From the measured slopes, the well-established algorithms used in
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libraries and frameworks Research and develop machine learning models for inverse design of nanophotonics Optimize and evaluate model performance for real-world applications Documentation of the algorithms