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Internship: UX & User Testing for Haptic Glove Prototypes

Posted 14 Jul 2025
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€337 per month
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English (Fluent)
Dutch (Fluent)
Start date
1 September 2025

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Internship: UX & User Testing for Haptic Glove Prototypes

Are you an HBO student studying Industrieel Product Ontwerpen (IPO) or a related field, and excited to work on cutting-edge haptic technology?
Join us for an internship where you’ll help shape the future of tele-operation.

About the internship

We’re developing advanced haptic gloves for tele-operation of humanoid robotic hands. As an intern, you’ll be closely involved in designing, organizing, and executing user tests with our beta prototypes. Your work will directly influence product development decisions.

Responsibilities

  • Design and plan user test protocols for our haptic glove prototypes
  • Recruit and coordinate external test participants
  • Execute structured user testing sessions with internal and external users
  • Collect and analyse user data, usability feedback, and performance metrics
  • Translate findings into actionable design recommendations for the hardware development team

Who We’re Looking For

  • A student (3rd or 4th year) in HBO IPO or a related study (e.g. IDE, robotics, HMI)
  • Available for 6 to 12 weeks, starting early to mid September
  • Experience or interest in user-centered design and usability testing
  • Basic knowledge of programming or robotics (e.g. Python or ROS) – enough to operate the user test setup
  • Proactive and hands-on mindset
  • Professional working proficiency in English (spoken and written)

What we offer?

  • A challenging internship with real impact on a high-tech product
  • A collaborative, international R&D team in Rotterdam
  • Opportunities to learn about haptics, robotics, and user research in tech
  • Guidance from experienced engineers and designers
  • Bi-weekly team lunches
  • Weekly fresh fruit and snacks
  • Lots of adventure; and nice colleagues
  • Fun team building activities
  • €337 monthly compensation

What Else Is Good To Know?

At SenseGlove you can be yourself. That includes your gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity, age or disability status. Diversity is important to us.

And here’s a few more things about us:

Forbes: How Senseglove Could Change Virtual Reality Training Forever

Video Future Innovation Week with SenseGlove

Tell us what makes you special and why we should hire you and we’ll let you know if we’re interested in an introductory meeting.

Feel the virtual like it’s real

SenseGlove is a Delft based startup that develops tools for Virtual Reality. At SenseGlove we see virtual and augmented reality as enabler an for real world applications. Our believe is that providing interactions with objects and persons equal to those in the real world is the only way to fully utilise the potential of VR and AR. That is why…


SenseGlove is a Delft based startup that develops tools for Virtual Reality. At SenseGlove we see virtual and augmented reality as enabler an for real world applications. Our believe is that providing interactions with objects and persons equal to those in the real world is the only way to fully utilise the potential of VR and AR. That is why we are creating the SenseGlove; The SenseGlove provides the most natural interaction in virtual and augmented reality. With the SenseGlove virtual objects are brought to live, you can feel, touch and interact with them as if they are real.

The Sense Glove is an exoskeleton glove that enables touch in Virtual Reality. The Glove is originally developed as a medical device for hand rehabilitation. By measuring 16 degrees of freedom of the hand it accurately tracks the movement. Small servomotors will restrict the motion of your hand when a virtual object is touched. The exoskeleton can be kept as small as possible due to the Z linkages that fold inward, all natural movements of the hand can be performed when the glove is worn.

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