AU Immersive, Interactive, and Intelligent Space Dynamics Lab | Undergraduate Research Assistant
Posted: September 28, 2023
Overview
The Immersive Interactive Intelligent Space Dynamics (3iSD) research group is looking for students with an interest in immersive computing tools development for astrodynamics. Under the direction of Dr. Davide Guzzetti, the 3iSD group focuses on space mission design research with an emphasis on discovering synergies across disciplines that may fundamentally improve space systems or design processes for space exploration. Examples of current projects and research activities are available on the group website https://www.3ispacedynamics.com/.
Under this topic, the student will engineer virtual reality applications for spacecraft trajectory design, supporting both the development of front-end immersive user interfaces and back-end numerical algorithms for the computation of spacecraft trajectories. Candidates will be engaged with trajectory planning and optimization in NASA- and DOD-relevant application domains, such as the cislunar space. Responsibilities will include user interface and algorithm development; planning and leading UX studies; development of visualization theory and data analysis;
Experience with the development of virtual reality and Unity3D applications is highly desirable. In addition, knowledge of software such as C/C++, C#, Python, MATLAB is desired
Hours Per Week + Pay Rate
- 15 - 20 hours per week
- $0 - $15/hour
Majors + Class Years Considered
- Aerospace, Computer Science & Software, Electrical & Computer, Industrial & Systems, Mechanical
- All undergraduate years
Position start timeframe
- ASAP
Application Materials Required
- Resume & Cover Letter
- Please send your resume to Dr. Davide Guzzetti, at guzzetti@auburn.edu with the subject line "3iSD: Undergraduate VR Research"
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