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Rosenxt ist eine zukunftsorientierte Technologiegruppe - wir sind visionäre Architekten des Fortschritts mit Jahrzehnten an Ingenieurs-Exzellenz. Als ein privat geführter globaler Partner mit mehr als 650 Mitarbeitern schauen wir weit in die Zukunft, setzen auf Langfristigkeit und machen so aus Chancen erfolgreiche Geschäftsfelder. Wir sind technikbegeistert durch und durch, tauchen tief in die neuesten Technologien ein. Diese Expertise in verschiedensten Technologiebereichen wie Sensoren, autonome Robotik, KI oder fortschrittliche Materialien und unser stark ausgeprägter F&E-Mindset ermöglicht es uns, hochinnovative Produkte und Dienstleistungen für Kunden in anspruchsvollsten Umgebungen zu entwickeln, wie dem Unterwasserbereich, der Industrie, dem Bereich der erneuerbaren Energien oder dem Bereich der Anlagensicherheit in der Wasser- und Energieversorgung. Do you want to be active on interesting with your internship project? We're looking for our research department a candidate for a
Thesis in the direction of acoustic lensing (m/f/d) Our department practices research on new technologies and we develop innovative electronic and mechanical prototypes as well as novel software methods for a wide range of application areas at Rosenxt, including renewable energies, offshore and underwater technology, and sensors in industrial plants.
Ultrasound is a technology with a broad application within Rosenxt that can be used in various contexts, e.g. for pipeline wall thickness measurements, orientation of an inspection robot's sensors to the object, the detection of cracks; inherently it is also generally suitable for geometry measurements and much more. How good Ultrasound works is always depending on the materials involved and the geometry of the system it is being used in. In a most simple configuration, a transducer emits an ultrasound pulse and by using the time delay delta_t between two echoes, e.g. from the front wall and the back wall of an object, the intended distances, respectively the object thickness, can be determined.
Our aim is to explore the use of specific sound patterns for the high resolution detection of geometric features and investigate the potential for applications with ultrasound.
What you can expect:
• The thesis work shall explore the feasibility of using acoustic metamaterials to shape the emission of sound beams and potentially to focus (potentially redirect) sound emissions on a to be inspected object and the capability to receive the sent signal back to build a higher resolution image from one measurement only.
• Furthermore a peak review for the feasibility on other physical sensortypes is wished.
What you can bring
• Physics, Mechatronics or similar, Informatics and Mathematics students with interest in practical work
• Ideally experience with building up/using a lab testsetup
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Thesis in the direction of acoustic lensing (m/f/d) Our department practices research on new technologies and we develop innovative electronic and mechanical prototypes as well as novel software methods for a wide range of application areas at Rosenxt, including renewable energies, offshore and underwater technology, and sensors in industrial plants.
Ultrasound is a technology with a broad application within Rosenxt that can be used in various contexts, e.g. for pipeline wall thickness measurements, orientation of an inspection robot's sensors to the object, the detection of cracks; inherently it is also generally suitable for geometry measurements and much more. How good Ultrasound works is always depending on the materials involved and the geometry of the system it is being used in. In a most simple configuration, a transducer emits an ultrasound pulse and by using the time delay delta_t between two echoes, e.g. from the front wall and the back wall of an object, the intended distances, respectively the object thickness, can be determined.
Our aim is to explore the use of specific sound patterns for the high resolution detection of geometric features and investigate the potential for applications with ultrasound.
What you can expect:
• The thesis work shall explore the feasibility of using acoustic metamaterials to shape the emission of sound beams and potentially to focus (potentially redirect) sound emissions on a to be inspected object and the capability to receive the sent signal back to build a higher resolution image from one measurement only.
• Furthermore a peak review for the feasibility on other physical sensortypes is wished.
What you can bring
• Physics, Mechatronics or similar, Informatics and Mathematics students with interest in practical work
• Ideally experience with building up/using a lab testsetup