Multimodal Robotics Perception
Eintrag vom 05.06.2025
Angebotsnr. 119167
Stelle frei: Ab sofortAngebotsnr. 119167
Beschreibung
Robots are increasingly deployed for autonomous tasks across various domains. Perception is a key enabler of such autonomy, allowing robots to sense and understand their environment. Event-based sensors have emerged as a promising technology due to their high temporal resolution, low latency, and low power consumption, making them ideal for real-time robotic applications.
BackgroundWe are looking for students who are:
• Enrolled in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, or related fields
• Interested in robotics, with hands-on experience in working with robots and/or sensors (visual, audio, or tactile)
• Proficient in C++ and/or Python
• Familiar with ROS
• (Optional) Experienced with machine learning or deep learning frameworksYour Tasks and Research Challenges
• Conducting research on event-based sensors for robotics
• Programming walking robots
• Testing and experimenting with sensors
• Developing and implementing code for sensor integrationWhat we offer at the Machine Intelligence and Robotics Lab!
• You'll get to learn a lot about our current research and gain some real hands-on experience
• We use the latest robotics hardware and newest ML libraries, as well as tools like ISAAC Lab, ROS2, etc.
• We are a team of international, motivated robotics enthusiasts and would be happy to have you join us
• You will get an encouraging support from your supervisor and honest feedback to improve your skills
• We offer flexible working hours and a great working environment in our MaiRo LabWe look forward to receiving your application (incl. current grade transcript and CV)!
Anhang PDF: MaiRo_Hiwi_Offer_Robotics.pdf, 875 kB
- Art der Anzeige
- Studentische Hilfskraft (Hiwi) / Werkstudent*in
- Gewünschtes Studium
- Ingenieurwissenschaften
Elektrotechnik & Informationstechnik
Informatik
Mechatronik & Informationstechnik
Mechanical Engineering
- Ingenieurwissenschaften
- Gesuchter Karrierestatus
- Studierende*r*n
- Arbeitsregion
- Karlsruhe und Umgebung
- Unternehmensbereich
- Forschung
- Unternehmensbranche
- IT & Internet
- Wissenschaft & Forschung
- Sprache am Arbeitsplatz
- Deutsch und Englisch
- Art des Unternehmens
- Wissenschaftliche Einrichtung
Kontakt
Herr Hong Phuoc Nguyen Nguyen
Institut für Informationsmanagement im Ingenieurwesen
Zirkel 2, Gebäude 20.20
76131 Karlsruhe
Tel: +497216080
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Institut für Informationsmanagement im Ingenieurwesen
Zirkel 2, Gebäude 20.20
76131 Karlsruhe
Tel: +497216080
E-Mail: Melden Sie sich bitte an,
um die E-Mail Adresse lesen zu können