PhD Research Intern, Learning Embodied Skills from Human Data - 2027
AI Research
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The gist
This PhD internship at NVIDIA focuses on creating AI systems that learn and replicate human motion and interaction skills for robots and digital characters. You'll work on cutting-edge research in motion reconstruction, cross-embodiment control, and physically grounded AI, with opportunities to publish and collaborate with top teams. Ideal for a PhD student with strong coding and research experience in computer vision, robotics, or related fields.
What you would actually do
- Develop AI algorithms to convert human data into motion and interaction skills for robots and characters
- Work with PyTorch, Isaac Lab, and MuJoCo on motion reconstruction and control systems
- Collaborate with researchers and product teams on real-world AI applications
Skills mentioned
How to apply
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