Format: On Campus
Number of Students: 1
Duration of Project: 21 July – 8 August
Project Supervisor: Associate Professor Barkan Uğurlu
Research Areas: Developing a lightweight and explainable AI library for robotics applications
Application Deadline: 4 July 2025
Project Description:
The internship focuses on developing a lightweight and explainable AI library for robotics applications. Interns will design and implement a neural network model to control a maze-solving mini-robot equipped with wheel encoders, bump sensors, and an infrared sensor. The project aims to foster hands-on experience in AI-based robotics, encouraging creativity and problem-solving skills.
About the Project:
The mini-robot is a compact and versatile platform designed for educational and experimental purposes. With its onboard sensors and actuators, the robot can interact with its environment, navigate through mazes, and respond to obstacles. Interns will work on both software and hardware aspects, gaining insights into robotics, machine learning, and embedded systems.
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This internship offers a unique opportunity for aspiring young engineers to gain hands-on experience in the rapidly evolving field of AI-based robotics. We are looking for motivated and curious individuals ready to challenge themselves and contribute to innovative solutions.
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