Laboratório de Robótica

The Robotics Laboratory also participates in the internationalization project PRINT, funded by CAPES, which involves several UFSC Graduate Programs. Participation takes place through a Subproject coordinated by Professor Daniel Martins and entitled “Robotics: competence in research in parallelism and reconfiguration”. In addition to the Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering, to which this laboratory is linked, this subproject has the participation of two other Graduate Programs at UFSC: Graduate Program in Automation and Systems Engineering and Graduate Program in Pure and Applied Mathematics and also with researchers from foreign institutions.

Team:

Mechanical Engineering Henrique Simas Roberto Simoni Victor Juliano De Negri Rodolfo César Costa Flesch Edson Roberto de Pieri Carlos Rodrigo de Mello Roesler Tiago Loureiro Figaro da Costa Pinto Automation and Systems: Leandro Buss Becker Ubirajara Franco Moreno Ricardo José Rabelo Eugênio de Bona Castelan Neto Pure and Applied Mathematics: Celso Melchiades Doria Abdelmoubine Amar Henni

King’s College London Jian Sheng Dai University College London Helge A Wurdemann University of Salford Guowu Wei Tsinghua University Jingshan Zhao Beihang University Xilun Ding Tianjin University Rongjie Kang Zhibin Song Linköping University Anders Petter Krus

The project aims to internationalize the University and therefore has the partnership of several foreign institutions. In addition, the items that can be financed under the PrInt are:

• Aid for Work Missions Abroad;
• Project Maintenance Resources;
  • Scholarships abroad:
  • Ph.D. sandwich;
  • Visiting Junior Professor (former post-doctorate with an employment contract);
  • Senior Visiting Professor (former senior internship abroad);
  • Training in short courses or “summer / winter schools”.
• Scholarships in the Country:
  • Young Talent;
  • Visiting Professor;
  • Post doctoral.

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