[Intern/Thesis] Multidisciplinary Project "Die Reise ins Ich"

28.09.2022, Studentische Hilfskräfte, Praktikantenstellen, Studienarbeiten

"Die Reise ins Ich" is an interdisciplinary research project in which we aim to enable real-time, non-invasive monitoring of the human neuromechanical system from both first- and third-person perspective. In order to make this possible, many scientific and engineering challenges need to be addressed, involving – but not limited to – mathematical modelling of physical processes, multimodal measurement and estimation, computer-graphical visualization, as well as parallel and distributed computing.

We are looking for talented and hardworking individuals who are interested in applying and integrating state-of-the-art techniques in, e.g., motion capture, sensor fusion, game development, etc. for the 3-D visualization of human anatomy and physiology to join the team. Check out the attached poster at the bottom for figures related to this project.

We expect from you:

• modern control theory,
• classical mechanics,
• analytical and computational mathematics,
• computer programming.

• analytical mechanics,
• continuum mechanics,
• circuit theory,
• measurement engineering and sensor technology,
• electromagnetic field theory,
• human physiology and anatomy,
• electrophysiology,
• parallel and distributed computing,
• computer graphics.

We offer at Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI):

• experienced and high-quality mentorship,
• a well-established workspace, including access to a stateof-the-art laboratory.

If you are interested and motivated, please send your application with a cover letter stating

• how this project would benefit from your expertise,
• for what (thesis / internship / semester project / ...) you are applying, including the required credit points with respective work hours,

and all relevant transcripts of records to Mr. Tingli Hu, M.Sc. M.Sc. via e-mail (tingli.hu@tum.de).

Kontakt: tingli.hu@tum.de

More Information

https://www.mirmi.tum.de/mirmi/home/