We are looking for a motivated candidate to pursue PhD / MSc by Research based on a project entitled 'Machine learning based approach for numerical analysis of nonlinear dynamics of unmanned systems'. . Read more
The project will focus primarily on Autonomous Robots. The general research theme involves theoretical and experimental study of Autonomous Vehicles with emphasis on advanced motion control for unmanned vehicles. Read more
This is a funded PhD studentship open to all applicants with a fixed fee-stipend cap. The PhD studentship is a full-time 3-year position to support the strategic EPSRC grant – trustworthy autonomous systems. Read more
Applications are invited for a fully-funded PhD studentship within the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Strathclyde to investigate the use of evolutionary computation in the development of autonomous systems. Read more
. Heriot-Watt University and the University of Edinburgh are jointly offering an exciting opportunity to study a PhD through an innovative 4-year PhD training programme, drawing on our extensive experience with postgraduate teaching and research supervision in the area of Robotics and Autonomous Systems. Read more
. Heriot-Watt University and the University of Edinburgh are jointly offering an exciting opportunity to study a PhD through an innovative 4-year PhD training programme, drawing on our extensive experience with postgraduate teaching and research supervision in the area of Robotics and Autonomous Systems. Read more
It is well known that birds, bats, insects and fishes can sense environmental flows to perform agile and robust motion. They are also using information about external flows to harvest energy from the environment. Read more
Autonomous systems have revealed great potential to deliver wide economic and social benefits. One important example is self-driving cars that can reduce traffic congestion, accidents and emissions. Read more
This PhD project will research into new technical innovations that can embrace today’s transfer machine learning advances into a process of designing and controlling cross-layered (i.e., PHY and MAC) networks with autonomous mobility nodes in a range of connected autonomous mobility applications. Read more
Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) are becoming indispensable for human productivity and it is estimated that there will be a £13 billion global market for RAS by 2025. Read more
Robots as well as Autonomous Vehicle are always very challenging to control due to external forces acting on them and unpredicted or unseen environment. Read more
Artificial Intelligence has made great strides and is increasingly used throughout industry and our society however there are significant limitations in… Read more
Humans and machines are increasingly entwined in complex socio-technical systems. These systems often involve different groups of people and different kinds of technology. Read more
There is an ongoing revolution in developing autonomous intelligence machines to greatly improve effectiveness and efficiency of sensory perception, decision-making, and active control. Read more
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