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about   roboloon

Our vision is to

create an aerial robotic ecosystem 

that is sustainable and peaceful

and which anyone can call for help 

- instantly, at the touch of a button.

roboloon is a spin-off company from the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

Our goal is to take ancient lighter-than-air technology to create autonomous aerial robots that can overcome the biggest hurdles of today's civil drone technology: flight-time and safety, without compromising for maneuverability.

Creating airship drones today means deep tech and a strong focus on software for us.

Founders
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Dr. Daniel Wibbing

Co-Founder

Working at Festo for more than 17 years, Daniel is an expert in automation technology and brings in his industry experience to lead the companies' business.

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Christof Hohmann

Co-Founder

With hands-on experience in all kinds of mechatronic systems, from electric cars to nanotechnology, and a degree in Autonomous Systems, Chris is the tinkerer and handyman who powers the hardware of our airships.

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Jajnabalkya Guhathakurta

Co-Founder

Software engineer with 8 years experience in R&D of real time image processing and also a vetted entrepreneur.

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Pala Ahmed

Co-Founder

As a mechanical engineer with focus on multi-body dynamics and technology management, Pala develops the airships' autopilot and also helps propelling our business.

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Sebastian Gieray

Co-Founder

Control engineer who comes directly from the aerospace industry. Together with his passion for FPV drones, Sebastian takes care of our software.

Technical Team
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Mark Summers

Special Projects | Materials

Having built RC airships for over a decade, Mark has become an expert on 3D printing, hull materials, glues and ultra light weight structures.

Advisor
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Prof. Walter Fichter

Flight Mechanics & Control

Professor at the Institute of Flight Mechanics & Control (iFR) at the University of Stuttgart. He is supporting unmanned aircraft and airship projects.

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