I am a dedicated mechatronics engineer with a deep commitment to the core pillars of mechatronics: mechanical design, control systems and software development. My expertise includes the design of complex mechanical systems, the development of advanced algorithms and the implementation of sophisticated control strategies. I enjoy my ability to adapt quickly and continually expand my knowledge to integrate the latest software design principles and deliver innovative, high impact solutions.

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The expertise was primarily in heavy gun systems above 12.7mm caliber. The challenge was to create a new lightweight system with specific requirements, including an independent sight system at the front edge, increased elevation range, doubled ammunition capacity, a recoil system on the elevation axis, and compatibility with three different purpose weapons on the same mount. The heavy sight system box and their drive units were the only available components. The first task involved conducting a comprehensive benchmarking survey of competing systems. This survey helped identify key design criteria and their impact on the systems. It became clear that precise design harmony was essential for success. However, the heavy sighting system resulted in a cascading design disaster. Although the proposal to optimize the heavy sighting system was initially rejected by management, an opportunity to innovate was found. A new, lightweight, compact, and easy-to-calibrate sight system was developed to overcome several challenges. This design significantly reduced unbalance, system size, and weight while increasing the range of the elevation axis. It was ensured that this new sight system was interchangeable with the heavy gun systems, a critical decision that solved several interrelated problems. By making the system narrower, the heavy ammunition box was strategically positioned closer to the azimuth axis, reducing centrifugal force. Additionally, the reduced size of the sight system allowed the elevation assembly to be realigned, reducing the center of gravity misalignment with the elevation axis. Embedding the motor control units in the forks of the system provided a secure and invisible location for mission-critical parts. These critical design decisions led to a breakthrough that solved several of the project's challenges. The new sight system not only met the demanding requirements of the lightweight RCWS but also provided interchangeability with the existing heavy gun systems. This solution optimized balance, reduced system size, and significantly improved overall functionality. The result was a highly efficient and adaptable lightweight RCWS that met the objectives.



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