The interdisciplinary engineering team building the body of automation.

An interdisciplinary team drawn from the Munich–Nuremberg corridor — mechanical and control engineers on the gantry and end-effector, IT and data engineers running the edge, network and storage, and cybersecurity engineers keeping the loop closed and the process trusted.

Engineering team2026 · Munich programme

— Mechanical Engineer

Julian Recinos Roberts

University of Manchester

MEng Mechanical Engineering with Management

Mechanical design and CAD modelling of precision drivetrain and power-transmission assemblies, validated through FEA and CNC prototyping — translating race-team tolerancing discipline into repeatable, automation-ready mechanical work.

Disciplines

SolidWorks (CAD)ANSYSCNC machineryFEA / FMEAData analysisOdoo

Distinctions

✓Formula Student · Engine & Drivetrain
✓GPA 4.0 · 1st class

Manchester, UK · Guatemala City

— Mechanical Engineer

Luke Mitchell

University of Sheffield

MEng Mechanical Engineering with French

Final-year research on toughness enhancement of carbon-fibre composites via inkjet printing, carried out with PhD researchers at Sheffield — applying material-characterisation and precision-manufacturing methods relevant to lightweight end-effector and robotic tooling design.

Disciplines

Fusion 360 / 3DExperienceABAQUS / ANSYSCFD & FEAMATLABPrecision manufacturingFrench C1

Distinctions

✓IMechE Best Student Award 2024
✓IMechE Best Project Award 2024

Nottingham, UK · INSA Lyon (exchange)

— Coming next

Software, IT & data, and cybersecurity engineers are joining the programme. The full interdisciplinary roster across all five disciplines will be published here shortly.

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