Toyota Research Institute’s Human-Machine Interaction Research group designs, develops, and evaluates human-centered interfaces that improve the safety, well-being, and task performance of people working with AI. The group aims to help people and intelligent systems operate seamlessly together, particularly in physically interactive settings. In this paid 12-week summer research internship, the intern will develop and evaluate interactions between people and quadruped robots. The work includes prototyping integrated systems, collecting and analyzing data from human participants, modeling interaction logic, designing user studies, developing adaptive robot policies, and deploying and evaluating approaches on physical robot hardware. The role is hybrid and in-office.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree