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Distalmotion

Minimally invasive robotic surgery platform

Edge AI & Computer Vision Intern

Computer VisionPosted on Nov 12
InternshipÉpalinges, SwitzerlandNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be enrolled in a Master's degree program or be in the final year of a Bachelor's program in Computer Science, Robotics, Embedded Systems, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline.
  • Have practical programming experience in Python or C++.
  • Have working knowledge of Linux environments, shell scripting, and version control with Git.
  • Have a foundational understanding of computer vision or machine learning using standard libraries such as OpenCV, PyTorch, or ONNX Runtime.
  • Have fluency in English.

Responsibilities

  • Set up, configure, and benchmark a new edge AI development platform, including its operating system, drivers, hardware acceleration libraries, and high-speed video capture interfaces.
  • Explore and prototype low-latency video streaming architectures using real-time processing frameworks to capture high-resolution camera feeds and drive responsive external displays.
  • Ingest robotic telemetry alongside the video feed to render dynamic graphical annotations and spatial guidance cues directly onto the live stream.
  • Benchmark lightweight computer vision algorithms and modern neural network architectures on edge hardware for applications such as object tracking, state awareness, or semantic scene understanding.
  • Measure end-to-end processing delays, evaluate hardware resource utilization, and document the architecture to guide future product development.

Desired Qualifications

  • Have familiarity with real-time streaming SDKs such as NVIDIA Holoscan, DeepStream, or GStreamer, or GPU acceleration tools such as CUDA or TensorRT.
  • Have a basic understanding of sensor fusion or 2D/3D coordinate transformations.

About the Company

Distalmotion

Minimally invasive robotic surgery platform

Distalmotion provides a surgical robotics system called Dexter used in minimally invasive surgery. It sells the robotic platform to hospitals and surgical centers, aiming to integrate into existing laparoscopic workflows so surgeons can switch between robotic and traditional laparoscopy from an ergonomic console. Dexter is designed as an open-platform, mobile system that supports on-demand robotic assistance without needing a dedicated operating room, enabling seamless collaboration between robotic precision and conventional techniques. This approach differentiates Distalmotion from competitors by prioritizing ease of integration, mobility, and flexibility over building a closed, room-locked robot. The company's goal is to make robotic surgery more accessible, addressing barriers like complexity, cost, and workflow disruption to improve outcomes in general surgery, gynecology, and urology.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$460.1M
Headquarters
Epalinges, Switzerland
Founded
2012

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