DC12 - Measure and Compensation of the Sim2Real Gap using Hybrid Simulation
Objectives
- To develop a tool-supported testing methodology that bridges the gap in performance and accuracy between simulation and reality, enabling faster integration of systems into the real-world.
- To develop a validation process of robots safety functions based on simulation testing of their actual perception systems so that simulation closely resembles and matches the real system.
Expected Results
- Tool-supported methodology to reduce the Sim2Real gap of simulation and immersion infrastructures dedicated to AI systems validation.
- Methods underpinned by parameter identification and data processing that reduce the Sim2Real gap for robots hybrid testing.
Planned Secondment(s)
- S23 UBremen, Prof. Hochgeschwender, 2 months in M14-15
- S24 PAL, Dr. Lemaignan, 2 months in M38-39
Required Skills
Essential
- Robotics, Computer Science or Applied Mathematics degree
- Experience in physical or robotic simulation
- Rigor and methodical approach
Desirable
- Knowledge in ROS and robot simulators (Gazebo, IsaacSim, 4DV, etc.)
- Basics of statistical analysis
- Experience in physical handling of robots, testing or benchmark
- Basic understanding of electronics and embedded systems
Host institution | PhD enrolment | Start date | Duration |
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LNE | UBremen | M6 | 36 months |