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Post-doc position in plant perception and manipulation | Correll Lab, CU Boulder


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25 May 2013



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“We are looking for a post-doc to support our NASA “Autonomous Food
Production” project at CU Boulder. The long-term goal of this project
is fully autonomous production of salad and strawberries in a
controlled environment starting from tele-operation to fully
autonomous operation. The optimal candidate has a strong background
in computer vision and/or 3D point cloud  registration; experience in
manipulation is a plus.”

See on correll.cs.colorado.edu




John Payne


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