Internship Hardware (m/f/d)
About this role
Hardware internship at a robotics company in Stuttgart, focused on designing robotic cells and building prototypes and test rigs such as vacuum grippers. Candidates need strong CAD skills or an excellent engineering GPA, plus knowledge of machine design and control engineering. The posting does not mention pay, duration or required languages.
From the original posting
Who We Are: We build the intelligence that lets robots sense, reason, and act in the real world—moving beyond the lab and into everyday industrial settings like warehouses and factories. Our technology closes the automation gaps that traditional systems can’t solve. We are on a mission to redefine…
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