Philippo Rabast

Angsa develops an autonomous robot that can detect and selectively remove small-sized waste on grass and gravel. Small trash like cigarettes, bottle caps or bits of plastic are difficult to find and pick up on these surfaces. They are a serious problem for the environment, but also for event organizers or managers of public parks. We have the solution: Our autonomous, intelligent trash-picking robot. Visit our website for more information: https://angsa-robotics.com/

Mechanical Engineering in the Hardware Department • Mechanical Design of parts and assemblies of the robots • Prototyping and testing of hardware features for future iterations of the robots

Mechanical Engineering in the Hardware Department • Mechanical Design of parts and assemblies of the robots • Prototyping and testing of hardware features for future iterations of the robots

Mechanical Design in Prototyping Department • Creating and evaluation of concepts for processing CO2 infused liquids • New concept for filling CO2 infused liquids (patent pending DE102017114382A1)

Specialization in Production Technology and Lightweight Construction • Master Thesis: Development of a Safety Concept for an Autonomous Outdoor Robot • Semester Thesis: Development and Design of a Cost-Effective Skeleton Sled for Junior Athletes

Semester abroad

Specialization in Mechanical Design and Composite Technology • Bachelor Thesis: Optimization of a Skeleton Sled for the 2018 Olympic Games: The Construction Frame