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Andrei Danescu

Founder

Founder at Dexory

United Kingdom

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About

Andrei Danescu is the co-founder and CEO of Dexory, a company that develops a platform combining autonomous robotics, edge AI, and digital twins for warehouse operations. The platform is designed to make physical operations observable and measurable by generating structured, machine-actionable data.

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Co-founders at Dexory

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Adrian NegoitaFounder

Experience

  1. DexoryCo-Founder, CEOcurrent2015 — presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  2. Jaguar Land RoverSenior State Estimation and Control Engineer2014 — 2015Gaydon
  3. Sahara Force India Formula One TeamControl Systems Trackside Engineer2013 — 2014Silverstone
  4. Lanan RacingSystems and development Engineer20122012

Skills & more

Matlab11Simulink6CATIA8SolidWorks23D Printing18Robotics17Kalman filtering11State Estimation6PCB design10Artificial Intelligence53D Prototyping5System Architecture4
+12 moreTestingData AnalysisData ScienceElectronicsAIEngineeringMachine LearningData AcquisitionAutomotive EngineeringHardware ArchitectureVehiclesRacing

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Who is Andrei Danescu?
Andrei Danescu is the co-founder and CEO of Dexory, a company that develops a platform combining autonomous robotics, edge AI, and digital twins for warehouse operations. The platform is designed to make physical operations observable and measurable by generating structured, machine-actionable data.
Where does Andrei Danescu work?
Andrei Danescu is Founder of Dexory.
What companies did Andrei Danescu found?
Andrei Danescu founded Dexory.
Where did Andrei Danescu go to school?
Andrei Danescu studied at Cranfield University (Master of Science (MSc), Motorsport Engineering); Coventry University (BEng, Robotic systems and control engineering); University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest (Electronics and Communication Systems).

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