Jovica Tasevski

VNI CE SW EU2 NVS APP3

Leading SW developers working on MQB19 and MLBevo BCM2 projects

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Chair of mechatronics, robotics and automatization, University of Novi Sad. Courses: Mechatronics, Industrial robotics, Motion Capture and Analysis, The basics of product development, Digital fabrication in architecture.

Faculty of Medicine, University of Novi Sad, Interdisciplinary master studies of Medical Rehabilitation, Course: Rehabilitation robotics.

SW developer tasks for diagnostic functions in MQB19 project

Faculty of Technical Sciences, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Chair of mechatronics, robotics and automatization, University of Novi Sad Courses: Mechatronics, Industrial robotics, Motion Capture and Analysis, Digital Fabrication in Architecture.

Research fellow (Research Grant), Research activities at ACTICIPATE (Action understanding in human and robot dyadic interaction, Project ID: 752611, under H2020-EU.1.3.2.) project within Institute for Systems and Robotics (ISR-Lisbon), Computer and Robot Vision Laboratory. ACTICIPATE addresses the challenge of designing robots that can share workspaces and co-work with humans.

Faculty of Technical Sciences, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Chair of mechatronics, robotics and automatization, University of Novi Sad Scientific projects funded by Scientific fund of R. of Serbia: „Design of Robot as Assistive Technology in Treatment of Children with Developmental Disorders”, Project No. III44008 financed by MNTR, Role: Research assistant, 2011-2019.

Faculty of Technical Sciences, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Chair of mechatronics, robotics and automatization, University of Novi Sad Scientific projects funded by Scientific fund of R. of Serbia: „Humanoid robots: theory and application”, Project No. TR-14001 financed by MNTR, Role: Scholarship fellow, 2009-2010.

Department of Control Engineering and Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering and computer science, control engineering and mechatronics, University of Applied Sciences, Lemgo, Germany. Scientific project in cooperation with industrial partner: Control of Hybrid Micropositioning Systems (founded by BMBF Germany).

Thesis title: Adaptive Behavioral Strategies in Human-Robot Interaction in the Context of Medical Therapy; Mentor: Prof. Dr-Ing. Milan Gnjatovic

Mechatronics, robotics and automation Thesis title: “Modelling and Control of the Piezoelectric Actuator as Part of a Hybrid Micropositioning Stage”, Supervisor: Prof. Dr Branislav Borovac (co-supervisors László Juhász, Jürgen Maas)