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Automation (ICRA), ROSCon and others. This PhD offers extensive transferable skills, including expertise in robotics, navigation, sensors, and system design. Graduates will be well-positioned for careers in
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interaction and origins of mechanical failure under pressure. They should have expertise in microelectrode arrays and multilevel high-density routing for large-area sensor systems. Experience in multicomponent
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input needs, accompanied by a boost in algorithmic development, e.g., multi-modal learning, transfer learning, federate learning, and knowledge embedding, etc. However, a significant motivation of
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performance and explore the use of an ultrasonic sensor for real-time monitoring. Experiment with ultrasonic sensors for real-time seal gap measurement. Combine experimental research and mathematical modelling
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leverage low-precision accelerators for scientific computing by using a number of tricks, known as "mixed-precision" algorithms. Developing such algorithms is far from trivial. We can look at computational
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models with a practical experimental platform. FTE: 1 (35 hours/week) Term: Fixed (18 months) The Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering (CUE) group of the Institute for Sensors, Signals and Communications
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formulation, which displays striking similarities to that used by the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) community, has inspired the investigators to adopt conventional CFD algorithms in the novel context
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several processing units with variable memory, can be profiled to pool the resources. The analytical systems, developed on data collected by onboard sensors and software triggers, can assist the operating
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abort (or not engage) if the bright white lines that fit a defined and rigid expectation are not clearly visible. These systems use algorithms, rather than AI machine learning, to detect road markings and
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machine learning algorithms and to assess when AI predictions are likely to be correct and when, for example, first principles quantum chemical calculations might be helpful. Predicting chemical reactivity