FMTC is a division of the young Strategic Research Centre Manufacturing with an international team of 35 researchers. Our mission is to strenghten the long-term international competitiveness of the Flemish manufacturing industry by performing industry-driven, pre-competitive, excellent research. In direct collaboration with companies, universities and experts FMTC performs research in the field of mechatronics, where mechanics, electronics and software meet. FMTC is proud of its world premiere: the first badminton robot.
The FMTC research activities are organized in programs: energy efficient electromechanical actuators, smart sensors, self-optimization and model based design.
Flanders' MECHATRONICS Technology Centre vzw (FMTC) is a young research center with an international team of 35 researchers. It was founded by Agoria and leading companies in Flanders. In direct collaboration with partner companies, universities and experts FMTC performs research in the field of mechatronics, where mechanics, electronics and IT meet. FMTC is proud of its world premiere: the first badminton robot.
The FMTC research activities are organized in four programs: energy efficient electromechanical drive trains, smart sensors, self-optimization and model based design
Program energy efficient electromechanical drive trains
Increasing energy prices and more strict regulations on energy efficiency of machines force the machine construction industry to put more focus on reducing the energy consumption of their machines.
While in the last few years several improvements towards energy efficiency of electrical drive system components have been made (e.g. energy efficient motors, use of batteries or super capacitors) it is still unclear how these solutions should be optimally used to improve the energy efficiency of machines with multiple axes and several distinct, or varying, operation conditions.
Also via optimization and adaptation of the mechanical and thermal systems the efficiency of machines can be improved, e.g. via smart guiding and cooling. Adequate combination of all these innovations will lead to the drive trains of the future.
For its further growth FMTC is looking for an enthusiastic Mechatronic engineer: electromechanical drive trains.
Function
Profile
Offer
FMTC offers a function in the Flemish research institute in Mechatronics:
Education Backgrounds: |
Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics |
Specialties: |
Control systems Dynamical behaviour Electronics / Components Mechanics Mechatronics |
Education Level: |
Postgraduate (Masters) Doctorate (PH.D) |
Experience: |
0 - 2 years 2 - 5 years 5 - 10 Years |
Languages spoken: |
English |
Job Location: | , Belgium |
Type: Job
Deadline: 15th September 2013
Job reference (ID): 6506
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