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Hi - my name is Kyle Coble. I am passionate about developing autonomous robots that make our world cleaner, safer, and more accessible. I recognize that through thoughtful solutions, robotics can play a key role in making our world more liveable for everyone today and for future generations. I am a roboticist, a computer vision engineer, a firmware developer, a planner, and an open source community builder. |
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I have experience with robots across many environments,
including aerial drones, autonomous underwater vehicles, maritime robotics, planetary exploration rovers, and agricultural robots.
My MSc thesis at KTH focused on the use of deep learning-based semantic segmentation
for terrain relative navigation of robots in extreme, GPS-denied environments,
including unmanned surface vessels (USVs) and planetary exploration rovers.
I am currently at Voyant Photonics,
where I help lead software development for next-generation FMCW LiDAR sensors —
from embedded firmware and DSP pipelines to customer-facing APIs and deployment tooling.
Prior to Voyant, I was at farm-ng developing autonomy software for electric tractors,
and before that at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory developing, simulating, and field testing
solutions for autonomous drones built for search and rescue missions in challenging underground environments
as part of Team CoSTAR.
Check out the “Awesome Drone”
my friend Alex and I built from the ground up!
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