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At a glance
Research and develop robot mission memory and world models, PhD required
What you will do
- Investigate spatio-temporal representation for robot mission memory
- Build world models and recover physical parameters
- Bridge perception and reasoning for long-term autonomy
What they ask for
- PhD in robotics or related field with top-tier publications
- Experience with vision-language models for spatial reasoning and memory
- Strong skills in 3D representations, Python, C++, and ROS2
Nice to have
- Experience in change detection or long-term mapping from deployments
- Experience with Real2Sim or digital twins
- Experience with behavior trees or task planning using language models
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- Education
- PhDMentioned
PHD:robotics, computer science, electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechanical engi
- Work mode
- On-siteMentioned
onsite
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