Chalmers University of Technology is offering a new PhD position in the field of biorobotics, specifically focused on developing robots for underground pipe applications. This research opportunity, supervised by Professor Maarja Kruusmaa, involves tackling complex challenges such as sewage inspection, sensor installation, blockage removal, and locomotion in unknown environments. The project aims to advance robotic solutions for urban infrastructure, making significant contributions to the fields of robotics and mechanical engineering.

Candidates should have a strong background in mechanical engineering and a passion for solving difficult engineering problems. The research will involve hands-on work with robotic systems designed for underground environments, addressing real-world issues like communication, navigation, and maintenance of urban pipe networks. The position is ideal for students interested in robotics, mechanical engineering, and innovative applications of technology in infrastructure.

Applicants are encouraged to review the application link for further details and to prepare their materials accordingly. The position offers the opportunity to work in a leading research group at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, under the guidance of an experienced academic supervisor. No specific funding or scholarship details are provided in the announcement.