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About Luke Nyhof
Luke is a professional Engineer working in the defense and space sector in Australia. He brings a unique blend of innovation and skills to the development of Australian UAx defense technology.
Previously employed in the Telecommunications industry as a Technical Manager supporting innovative geospatial data exploration and visualisation tools enabling strategic network planning. His role at the company as Integration Data Interlock Engineer gave light to his work on predictive maintenance systems, machine learning and network operations & geospatial analytics.
Luke's post-graduate career path began at the Centre for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR, now named The Institute for Intelligent Systems Research & Innovation, IISRI), where he was an active and published academic who's engineering research projects included robust adaptive signal processing for biomedical applications, robotic systems, autonomous ground vehicles and advanced robotic motion simulators.
Before joining the Centre he completed his bachelor's degree in engineering, majoring in Mechatronics and Robotics graduating with 1st Class Honours. During this time he was also employed by Robert Bosch Australia. Based at the Australian Automotive Research Complex in Anglesea, the role gave him the opportunity to work as part of a highly competent team of engineers developing chassis control systems for development vehicles. He truly passionate about his work and always eager to connect with other researchers for collaboration.
While Luke have been involved in both collaborative and independent work, his favorite part of project work has been in developing unique solutions for intriguing problems.
Previously employed in the Telecommunications industry as a Technical Manager supporting innovative geospatial data exploration and visualisation tools enabling strategic network planning. His role at the company as Integration Data Interlock Engineer gave light to his work on predictive maintenance systems, machine learning and network operations & geospatial analytics.
Luke's post-graduate career path began at the Centre for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR, now named The Institute for Intelligent Systems Research & Innovation, IISRI), where he was an active and published academic who's engineering research projects included robust adaptive signal processing for biomedical applications, robotic systems, autonomous ground vehicles and advanced robotic motion simulators.
Before joining the Centre he completed his bachelor's degree in engineering, majoring in Mechatronics and Robotics graduating with 1st Class Honours. During this time he was also employed by Robert Bosch Australia. Based at the Australian Automotive Research Complex in Anglesea, the role gave him the opportunity to work as part of a highly competent team of engineers developing chassis control systems for development vehicles. He truly passionate about his work and always eager to connect with other researchers for collaboration.
While Luke have been involved in both collaborative and independent work, his favorite part of project work has been in developing unique solutions for intriguing problems.