Semester projects and master’s theses

About Baseline Robotics

Open source revolutionised how we write software, but its impact on robotics stays limited due to expensive hardware accessible only to well-funded labs. We run that hardware as shared infrastructure for the broader community, billed only for active station time. For a given task, policies are evaluated under similar conditions, giving researchers common ground for fair comparisons.

About the role

We host semester projects and master’s theses on our bimanual robot stations, with the topic agreed between the student, their university supervisor, and us before the project starts. A professor at the student’s university approves the topic and grades the work, while Baseline Robotics provides day-to-day supervision, robot time, and training compute.

Details

• Location: Zurich, Switzerland.
• Duration: set by the student’s university program.
• Credit: through the student’s university program.

Deadline to apply: None. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.