Fully funded PhD position at Aarhus University
Title: Advanced and reliable autonomy in aerial robotics for high speed
trajectory tracking using deep neural networks

Research area and project description:
Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship position within
the Department of Engineering at Aarhus University, Denmark starting in
Fall
2019. At Aarhus University, you will have thrilling opportunity to apply
the
latest machine learning/artificial intelligence technologies to solve
real-world problems, such as high speed, agile manoeuvres for drones.

We are looking for qualified, talented, and enthusiastic PhD students who
wish to investigate the embedded guidance, control and navigation problem
of
unmanned aerial systems using artificial intelligence/machine learning
methods. Our aim is to leverage the current state-of-the-art autonomy level
towards smarter robots, which will learn and interact with their
environment, collaborate with people and other robots, plan their future
actions, and execute the given task accurately.

What you stand to gain: a fully funded PhD position for 3 years (starting
Fall 2019) at the Department of Engineering, Aarhus University; a fun
environment to drive your passion for robotics.

The research will be carried out under the supervision of Associate
Professor Erdal Kayacan (
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).

Qualifications and specific competences:
Required:

A Master's degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering,
aerospace engineering, computer science/engineering, control theory,
mechatronics, applied mathematics, or other related disciplines
Excellent verbal and writing skills in English with very good communication
skills
Experience in Robot Operating System (ROS)
Concrete knowledge in C/C++
Preferred:

Hands on experience in UAVs and basic understanding of UAV models
Demonstration of research activities (conference or journal papers)


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Here is the official link for the PhD applications:
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Get your graduate degree at a top 100 university!

The Graduate School of Science and Technology at Aarhus University is
looking for a bright, enthusiastic and ambitious candidate who is
interested
in pursuing a PhD education.

The University is located in Aarhus, Denmark, which provides international
students with a safe and stable environment, a high standard of living and
a
wealth of social opportunities.

Besides having an excellent reputation that enables our PhD graduates to
find outstanding employment prospects, Aarhus University offers attractive
working conditions, research support and campus resources.

Application deadline is 1 May 2019, with a starting date of 1 August 2019
or
later.
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