The University of Birmingham invites applications for a PhD position within the IISE project, centred on digital twin enabled human-robot and sensor collaboration in nuclear environments. The work will focus on creating a detailed, real-time twin of an environment, capable of tracking position, health of sensors, and predicting potential collision points while rehearsing tasks for operator safety.
The funding covers UK tuition fees and a stipend to cover living costs, and the programme welcomes
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PhD: Digital Twin for Safe Human-Robot Coexistence in Birmingham employer: University of Birmingham
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