Thesis work: Robust remote control and local logic in intermittent connectivity
Technology, Data & Digital · Software & Web Development · Embedded Systems · Software Engineering · Systems Engineering
In short
Volvo Penta seeks 1-2 students for a Master's thesis project focusing on robust remote control and local logic for systems with intermittent connectivity, such as on boats. The project involves designing an asynchronous control architecture using Edge Computing and Digital Twins, with applications in Swedish or English, starting January 2027.
Responsibilities
- Design a robust architecture for asynchronous remote control.
- Manage system logic and states locally on a boat while synchronizing with the cloud.
- Develop a system (Digital Twin) where commands are queued and executed upon regaining network connectivity.
- Investigate conflict handling between remote commands and manual onboard adjustments.
Requirements
- Master's level thesis work (30 ECTS points).
- Knowledge in Computer Networks, Telecommunications Engineering, Systems Architecture, Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems, Cloud Computing, or Cybersecurity.
- Familiarity with TCP/IP, Wireless communication, Distributed systems, Edge computing, Cloud architecture, Network protocols, Digital twins, and Synchronization algorithms.
Desired Qualifications
- Thesis project suitable for programs like Computer Networks, Systems Architecture, Embedded Systems, and Cloud Computing.
Benefits
- Opportunity to shape sustainable transport and infrastructure solutions.
- Work with next-gen technologies and collaborative teams.
- Gain experience at a world-leading supplier of engines and power systems.
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