Intern (m/f/d) Robot Motion, Control & Sensing
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About this role
A six-month student internship in a talent pool for robotics software teams, working on motion, control and sensing for robot arms and humanoid robots. Interns write C++ or Python code, test on real hardware, integrate sensors and build simulations. Open to enrolled Master's students in robotics and related engineering fields.
From the original posting
We are looking for an Intern (m/f/d) Robot Motion, Control & Sensing , who will help develop and test motion, control, and sensing software for our robot arms and humanoid robots during a six-month student internship . This posting is for our intern talent pool and serves as an entry point to…
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