Theses and jobs for students at match

All listed calls for bachelor, student research projects or master theses are current. If you are interested in a topic, please write to the relevant contact person. If you are particularly interested in a research topic or a match project for which there is no call for applications, we would like to encourage you to send us an unsolicited application.

Please write a short application by e-mail. In addition to a brief introduction, please state as precisely as possible what area of research you are interested in and how you became aware of the match. Please send your email to the contact person listed for each project. If you are not sure, you can also send your application to lehre@match.uni-hannover.de, stating the research topic.

To counteract the existing deficits of conventional feeding technology in terms of feeding performance, reliability and flexibility of variation, an image-based feeding system was developed at the Institute of Assembly Technology and Robotics (match). By combining image processing with aerodynamic alignment, the flexibility of the feeding system can be noticeably improved. For this purpose, a digital twin of the nozzle module is to be created in this work and the outgoing air flow simulated.

This results in the following work packages:

•Creating a 3D model of the nozzle with Blender or Autodesk.

•Importing the model into a Python-compatible flow simulator (e.g. Omniverse Flow or Pyrosim) to simulate the air flow.

•Simulate the interaction of airflow and components and compare with a real nozzle.

•Previous knowledge of Python/Blender helpful

•B2+ English language skills helpful

•High motivation and independent way of working

Further theses can be found in the German version of this page.

All listed advertisements for HiWi jobs are current. If you are interested in a topic, please write to the respective contact person. If a research topic or a project at match particularly appeals to you, for which there is no advertisement, we encourage you to submit an unsolicited application.

Please write a short cover letter. In addition to a self-introduction, give us a concrete idea of what a student project could look like in terms of topic. Please send your application to the relevant contact person listed in the respective project. If in doubt, you can also send your application to lehre@match.uni-hannover.de, stating the research topic.

Further jobs can be found on the German version of this page.