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Student work: C++ programmer

Position is not available anymore.  AT THE DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMATICS, BIOCYBERNETICS AND ROBOTICS, IN THE LABORATORY FOR HUMANOID AND COGNITIVE ROBOTICS, WE ARE LOOKING FOR A STUDENT -  C++ PROGRAMMER. Knowledge of object-oriented programming, polymorphism and...

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Open position – researcher

Position is not available anymore.  Department of Automatics, Biocybernetics, and Robotics, Humanoid and Cognitive robotics Lab is looking for a new researcher with background in electrical engineering, computer science, mechatronics, mathematics or physics for...

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Open positions – students, post-docs, technicians

Positions are not available anymore. We are looking for new members for research positions such as MSc Student, PhD Student, Post-doc, and Technician in the fields of human-robot physical interaction, human motor control and development of human-oriented control...

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ReconCycle Kickoff Meeting

We started project ReconCycle, financed from H2020 ICT-09-2019-2020”, Robotics in Application Areas call. The project’s kickoff meeting was held at Jožef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from February 13th – 14th, 2020. At the meetings the partners were...

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European Robotics Week 2018

We organized multiple events during European Robotics Week 2018. Event calendar: European Robotics Week 2018 - event calendar for Slovenia

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How soon will robots be our co-workers?

Our colleague, Bojan Nemec, had really interesting lecture about "How soon will robots be our co-workers?" Video (in Slovenian) is available on Videolectures (clik on picture below): Ali bodo roboti kmalu naši sodelavci?Bojan Nemec, Anja Čuček

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Our coworker awarded the Director’s fund project for 2018

The winers of the "Director’s fund 2018 call" are doc. dr. Tadej Petrič and dr. Dragi Kocev with the project »CoBoTaT - Laboratory for Advancing Collaborative Robot Behaviors in Physical Human-Robot Interaction Scenarios«. In human-robot physical collaboration, robots...

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