Internship/ Master Thesis on developing tracking methods for deformable objects (f/m/x) (m/w/d)

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• Familiarize with the state-of-the-art in pose estimation and tracking applications

• Development of the hardware experimental setup based on the use-case

• Implementation of prototype solutions relying on methods from both geometric and/ or deep learning methods in computer vision and robotics

• Validation of the results with test measurements

• Evaluation of the technical feasibility

• Documentation of the experimental outcomes & test results

• A background in either computer science, robotics engineering, or electrical engineering and currently enrolled in a master's degree program

• Strong experience with programming in Python

• Good theoretical background in linear algebra, optimization, and computer vision methodologies

• Demonstrable applied experience with computer vision and deep learning libraries (e.g. PyTorch) will be beneficial

• Self-motivated and independent working style along with a curiosity for diving into challenging topics that push the state-of-the-art