PhD Position F/M Haptic stimulations for teleoperation in XR
Inria
Inria is recruiting a PhD researcher to investigate wearable haptic stimulation and force-feedback methods for teleoperation and collaborative extended reality.
The current cycle is confirmed, the official application route is active and a closing date is recorded.
Source review was due 24/08/2026. Confirm details on the official page.
Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Doctoral researcher
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Contract
- Not stated
- Contract ends
- Not stated
- Original contract term
- Fixed-term PhD contract for three years
- Schedule
- Not stated
- Workplace
- Not stated
- FTE
- Not stated
- Salary
- EUR 2,300 per month.
- Department or school
- Not stated
- Posted
- Not stated
Responsibilities
- Design tactile feedback for force rendering in AR and VR teleoperation.
- Evaluate haptic feedback through user experiments and complete the PhD research programme.
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or equivalent in robotics, computer science, HCI or closely related field.
- In-depth knowledge in mechatronics design and/or virtual reality.
- Fluent written and oral English.
Requirements
- Strong teamwork and adaptability.
- Human-computer interaction and user-experiment knowledge is useful but not mandatory.
Documents and steps
Documents
- Curriculum vitae
- Cover letter
- Recommendations
Steps
Review the haptic teleoperation research project.
Prepare CV, cover letter and recommendation materials.
Submit online through the official Inria vacancy by 30 September 2026.
Why this vacancy is published
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PhD Position F/M Haptic stimulations for teleoperation in XR
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Programme overview and cycle history