ARAS PACR Group Introduction File
The ARAS Parallel and Cable Robotics (PACR) group is focused on the development of novel cable-driven manipulators and their possible applications. Interdisciplinary research fields such as dynamics and kinematic analysis using classic and modern approaches, development of easily deployable robots through robust controllers, implementation of novel self-calibration algorithms, and establishing modern and multi-sensor perception systems for them are among the active lines of research in this group. The theoretical results of this active research group are also directly incorporated for producing commercial products through the spin-off and startup companies originated from the team. Additionally, PACR exploits the simplicity of cable robots combined with SLAM and perception algorithms to create commercial inspection and imaging robots for various applications.
Prospect students and freelancer who want to join us need to have the required background in one or a number of these areas, while interested to flourish their skills in this area of specialization:
1- Nonlinear Control: Analysis and controller synthesis
2- Robust Control: Linear H-infinity or Nonlinear Robust schemes
3- Dynamical analysis of multibody systems: Lagrange and virtual work methods
4-CAD Softwares: Skills in Solidworks or CATIA.
5- Mechanical Softwares: Skills in ADAMS
6- PCB Sofware: Skills in Altium Designer
7-Microcontrollers: Skills in STM32 and Arduino
8- Programming Language: Python, C++, Matlab
9- Image processing and Opencv
10- Deep Learning
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ARAS AR Group Introduction File
The main research project in the group relates to the development of autonomous vehicles by implementation of state-of-the-art algorithms such as deep learning on visual data to detect and track moving objects in their frontal view. Besides, the other focus of the group is on analyzing human temporal behavior whether in the vehicle utilizing face features, or out of the vehicle through body joints detection.
In the former, the aim is to come up with practical solutions for various issues encountered in an autonomous vehicle application. Furthermore, it is imperative to optimize each of the algorithms since real-time performance is paramount. In the latter, however, the task demands different approaches compared to the previous job. In the former, usually, a detection architecture is of interest while in the latter one, sometimes, a segmentation model should be employed. Moreover, loss functions defined in each of the tasks vary from an autonomous vehicle to a person, and this should be addressed carefully to get proper outcomes.
The main purpose of this research group is to develop and extend state of the art deep learning algorithms, and provide the possibility of employing them in various autonomous robotics applications. We are always looking for energetic and self-motivated MSc and Ph.D. students, and freelancers with an eagerness to learn more. To join us it is required to have one or more of the following listed skills:
1. Being Fluent in English language, being creative & hardworking
2. Strong sense of algorithmic thinking
3. Familiar with object oriented programming (C++, Python), and its principles.
4. Confident in coding in Linux
5. Familiar with artificial neural networks, and eager to work in deep learning area of expertise
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ARAS SR Group Introduction File
The surgical robotics group aims at developing new robotics-based technologies for robot-assisted surgery and surgery training applications. This includes the design and integration of mechanical and electrical components as well as the development of innovative control structures for these systems. These robotic systems will enhance the safety and efficiency of medical surgeries which leads to more satisfaction in all of the people dealing with the healthcare systems especially the patients, the surgeons, and the residents. This group has enjoyed the collaboration and consultation of several national and international partners in the fields of engineering and medical science.
The aim of the surgical robotics (SR) group is to develop new robotics-based technologies for robot-assisted surgery and surgery training applications with a special focus on eye surgery. This includes the design and construction of medical robotic systems, the development of innovative control architectures, data-based approaches for skill assessment, and clinical user studies. Prospect students who want to join the SR group need to have a sufficient background in one or a number of these fields with a strong interest to extend their skill in the required areas:
1- Kinematics, dynamics, and design of medical robotic systems
2- Position and force Control of medical robotic systems
3- Professional skills in electronics including implementation of advanced controllers in embedded systems
4- Medical applications of data mining and medical image processing
5- Skill assessment based on deep learning methods applied to surgery video clips
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ARAS MR Group Introduction File
Virtual Reality in Medicine is a three-dimensional teaching tool used across the field of healthcare as a means of both education and instruction. Virtual Reality commonly refers to healthcare simulation environments in which learners can experience visual stimuli delivered via computer graphics and other sensory experiences. This advanced technology allows learners to obtain the knowledge and understanding necessary to perform a number of tasks and procedures involving the human body, without ever having to practice on a live patient. Central to this technology is the immersive capacity of Virtual Reality, e.g. the simulated environment surrounds a learner’s perceptual field. This means that the user feels psychologically present in the digital world, rather than in their physical reality. Utilized to educate learners on diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, surgery, counseling techniques and more, Virtual Reality in medicine is helping to train the next generation of healthcare professionals. This medical simulation technology has shown to have a number of benefits, such as allowing learners to practice their skills without fear of error causing potentially life-threatening impacts. The Virtual Reality tools still provide the hands-on experience required to acquire a familiarity and comfort in performing procedures, but in a safe and controlled setting. Therefore, as learners make mistakes, they can be thoroughly corrected in real-time and without risk. As Virtual Reality modules still require interaction, skills are able to become second nature before they are applied in real world scenarios. ARAS Mixed Reality research group, is aimed to build a simulator of vitrectomy and cataract surgery using virtual reality to provide a completely similar environment for real surgery for eye surgery residents. The Objective of research in this group will be completed with a joint collaboration research with Surgical Robotic (SR) research group of ARAS. We aim to incorporate the mixed reality simulation tool developed in this group to ARASH:ASiST, the product developed in SR group for Vitrectomy training.
“Mixed Reality research group”, is aimed to build a simulator of vitrectomy and cataract surgery using virtual reality to provide a completely similar environment for real surgery for eye surgery residents
Prospect students and freelancer who want to join us need to have the required background in one or a number of these areas, while interested to flourish their skills in this area of specialization:
1 – Software Engineering: Skills in C++ and C# object oriented programming.
2 – 3D Tools: Skills in 3D modeling softwares such as Maya, Blender and game engines such as Unity, Unreal Engine.
3 – Artificial Intelligence: Skills in training of deep neural networks such as CNN, LSTM, RNN, GAN and etc
4 – AR/VR/MR: Knowledge and skills in software development for VR headsets such as Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive.
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ARAS Dynamical Systems Analysis & Control Group Introduction File
Two principal aims confront us. Firstly, to study dynamical systems theory, including methods for analyzing differential equations and iterated mappings, which draws on analysis, geometry, and topology. We specially concentrate on one of the most important theories in dynamical systems theory and control theory which comprises various topics such as stability, controllability and observability, robustness, identification, optimality. Secondly, to apply and to tailor aforementioned theories to practical systems. Some of the practical systems which we have recently been dealing with are brain-machine interface systems.
This group intends to provide theoretical development for all other research themes. Prospect students and freelancer who want to join us need to have the required background in one or a number of these areas, while interested to flourish their skills in this area of specialization:
1- Nonlinear Control: Analysis and controller synthesis
2- Robust Control: Linear H-infinity or Nonlinear Robust schemes
3- Nonlinear Observer design and estimation theory
4- Dynamical analysis of multibody systems: Lagrange and virtual work methods
5- Professional skills in Matlab control and robust control toolboxes
6- Any evidence on effective design tools accomplished by them
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Intending to join us and flourish your research potentials:
Please fill this form, and contact us.