Thesis (Bachelor / Master) - Specialist AI Vision & Defect Analysis
AUMOVIO
ThesisGerman needed: not said
Still open on 3 NovKey facts
- Language needed
- German and English
- Subject you study
- Computer Science, AI and Data Science, AI Engineering, Applied Artificial Intelligence
What you'll do
- Determining technical requirements and deriving functional criteria for the planned automation solution
- Programming the application and integrating a suitable AI model
- Providing, structuring and preparing data for training, validation and testing
- Developing, optimizing and standardizing methods for automated defect detection and image evaluation
- Carrying out AI-supported analyses and evaluations of image data
- Ensuring the quality, completeness and informative value of image and analysis data
- Creating evaluations, presentations and reports to clearly present analysis results and trends
- Validating the developed solution using practical use cases
What you need
- Studies in computer science, AI and data science or a comparable field
- Alternatively degree programs such as AI Engineering, Applied Artificial Intelligence or Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
- Good knowledge of Python
- Knowledge of machine learning and deep learning methods, for example YOLO
- Experience with PyTorch or TensorFlow
- Confident use of MS Office
- Interest in artificial intelligence, image processing and data-driven analysis methods
- Good German skills (B1-B2)
- Good English skills (B1-B2)
- Teamwork and strong communication skills
- Quality orientation and structured way of working
- High willingness to learn and motivation
- Analytical thinking and strong problem-solving skills
- Committed and motivated way of working
- First practical experience in image processing or computer vision is an advantage
What you get
- Exciting insights into the use of modern AI technologies in an industrial environment
- Work on an innovative project in computer vision and defect analysis
- Opportunity to apply your theoretical knowledge in practice