[visionlist] [Jobs] Closing soon: Postdoctoral Researcher in Robotic Imaging for In-Orbit Satellite Servicing in Sydney

[Donald Dansereau]

[Jobs] Closing soon: Postdoctoral Researcher in Robotic Imaging for
In-Orbit Satellite Servicing in Sydney

Closes 22 Nov, 2023 Sydney Time: We're recruiting a Postdoctoral Research
Associate in Robotic Imaging for In-Orbit Satellite Servicing in Sydney,
Australia.

We are seeking an ambitious and talented Postdoctoral Research Associate in
novel imaging technologies for in-orbit satellite docking and servicing.
The role is part of a 2-year SmartSat CRC project bringing together leaders
from Australia’s space industry and top academics in space and robotics.
Industry partners include Abyss, ANT61, Space Machines, Sperospace, and
Spiral Blue. Extension of this 1-year appointment is possible contingent on
performance and availability of funds.

The research will focus on development of imaging technologies to overcome
the challenges and constraints of the orbital environment. Depending on
interest and ability candidate approaches may draw from computational
imaging and novel imaging system design, or high-performance low-level
interpretation of emerging camera technologies such as neuromorphic
event-based and light field cameras.

This role will be supervised by Dr Donald Dansereau, head of the Robotic
Imaging Lab (https://roboticimaging.org) within the Australian Centre for
Robotics (ACFR:
https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/our-research/robotics-and-intelligent-systems/australian-centre-for-robotics.html,
https://robotics.sydney.edu.au/).

Details about the role at https://roboticimaging.org
For all enquiries, email donald.dansereau at sydney.edu.au

Donald Dansereau
Senior Lecturer, Associate Head of School (Research Education)
Australian Centre for Field Robotics, The University of Sydney
donald.dansereau at sydney.edu.au  |  roboticimaging.org
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