
Hong Kong Center for Construction Robotics (HKCRC) is a scientific research and entrepreneurship platform established in 2020 by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the University of California, Berkeley. It is affiliated with the Hong Kong government's InnoHK project. Led by Professor Li Zexiang, HKCRC aims to integrate advanced technologies like robotics, automation, and AI into the construction industry. The center focuses on research driven by real-world problems, engaging stakeholders, and fostering cross-team collaboration to deliver prototype solutions and startup teams for transformative changes in the construction sector. Their mission is to transform construction through technology by creating an open platform for industry partners, university researchers, and government organizations.

Hong Kong Center for Construction Robotics (HKCRC) is a scientific research and entrepreneurship platform established in 2020 by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the University of California, Berkeley. It is affiliated with the Hong Kong government's InnoHK project. Led by Professor Li Zexiang, HKCRC aims to integrate advanced technologies like robotics, automation, and AI into the construction industry. The center focuses on research driven by real-world problems, engaging stakeholders, and fostering cross-team collaboration to deliver prototype solutions and startup teams for transformative changes in the construction sector. Their mission is to transform construction through technology by creating an open platform for industry partners, university researchers, and government organizations.
We are seeking a highly motivated Robotics Algorithm Engineer to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will specialize in developing cutting-edge algorithms for single/dual-arm robotic systems with a focus on multimodal teleoperation. You will work on pushing the boundaries of robotic manipulation through advanced techniques such as diffusion policies, Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models, and other state-of-the-art approaches.
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