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At a glance
Design and train manipulation policies for dexterous robotic hands
What you will do
- Design and train learning-based policies
- Solve multi-contact manipulation challenges
- Develop human-like dexterous hand control and collaborate
What they ask for
- Master's or PhD in robotics or related field
- Experience training policies on physical robot arms or hands
- Strong GPU-accelerated simulation and PyTorch skills
Nice to have
- Experience with teleoperation hardware
- Experience with VLA or diffusion architectures
- Experience with tendon-driven or underactuated systems
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- Education
- Master's · PhDMentioned
MASTER/PHD:Robotics, Computer Science, Machine Learning, or a related field with a strong focus on ro
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