The Autonomous Vehicle team of Institut VEDECOM is looking for a post-doctorate student to work on a localization system based on traditional infrastructure elements (signs, crossroads, etc.) that are usually found in classical Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
He/she will have the following missions:
- Review the current state of the art regarding localization techniques based on geographic information.
- Propose a drift model for localization algorithms, especially those of VEDECOM.
- Integrate and evaluate the impact of different landmarks (2D, 3D, edges, etc.) on the localization drift.
- Develop a method to evaluate the feasibility of a planned path regarding the available landmarks and the associated detectors.
- Communicate the results in scientific publications.
This post-doctorate will be carried out between Institut VEDECOM and one of its partner.
Profile:
- PhD in mobile robotics/engineer sciences or MSc with experience in the field.
- Familiar with perception/localization approaches in mobile robotics/autonomous vehicle.
- C/C++ programming
Complementary information:
- Contract duration: 18 months
- Location: Versailles, France
Contact: Guillaume Bresson (guillaume.bresson@vedecom.fr)
More details in French here: http://www.vedecom.fr/wp-content/uploads/Annonce-Post-doctorant-localisation-VEDECOM.pdf
The Institut VEDECOM is a research and formation institute dedicated to green individual mobility that brings together academic partners (universities, engineering schools, research teams, etc.) and private companies (car manufacturers, automotive suppliers, etc.).