Master Thesis “Prototypical implementation of a dead-time effect compensation scheme for virtual reality systems ”

Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH, Graz

VIRTUAL VEHICLE is a leading international R&D center for the automotive and rail industries. The center focuses on advanced virtualization of vehicle development. This linking of numerical simulations and hardware testing leads to a powerful HW-SW system design.

One major outcome of the research project ACoRTA at the VIRTUAL VEHICLE was a new technology to compensate unwanted effects of time-delays (dead-time) in systems of systems. During the project a use case at an industrial cooperation partner popped up which deals with delay problems at the virtual reality platforms. The main goal of this master thesis is to apply the developed algorithm/technologies to head mounted VR Systems [1, 2] and investigate the effectiveness of the approach to capture this use case.

TASKS

Review of existing scientific literature and/or market analysis to find the state of the art
Selection of a suitable platform for a prototype
Prototypical implementation of the algorithm
Evaluation of the solution
Documentation

PROFILE

Study of telematics, mathematics, computer science or similar
Programming experience, especially in C / C++
Independent and conscientious way of working

OFFER

Professional assistance in processing the topic
Payment for the thesis
Participation in a dedicated team

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Norbert.thek@v2c2.at

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