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Organisation Job description Project and job description This PhD position is dedicated to advancing autonomous robotic manipulation and control within a textile-sorting cell, where garments arrive
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence subject, RAI, at the department of Computer Science and Electrical and Space Engineering at Luleå
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence subject, RAI, at the department of Computer Science and Electrical and Space Engineering at Luleå
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the development and application of digital, robotics and sensor-based technology to address key challenges in ageing, which are to enhance cognition, promote independence and foster social connectedness
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strong academic background and hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant engineering field, such as control engineering, robotics, automation, marine technology, computer science, or similar
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under varying lighting, fabric blends, and soiling; (5) porting the inference pipeline to an embedded/edge-compute platform; (6) integrating with our robotic pick-and-place cell for iterative field trials
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (RAI) (www.ltu.se/robotics ) subject at the department of Computer Science and Electrical and Space
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Job Description Are you passionate about robotics, the ocean, and making a real-world impact? Join us in shaping the future of underwater autonomy with a fully funded PhD position focused on cutting
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the interdisciplinary project. Qualifications and Skills Applicants should have a strong academic background and hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant engineering field, such as computer science, robotics
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here: https://edu.lu/wwpy7 Your role The successful candidate will join the SIGCOM Research Group, led by Prof. Symeon Chatzinotas, in collaboration with the Automation and Robotics Research Group, led