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Robert Rose
Co-founder and CEO of Reliable Robotics Corporation
Robert Rose is the Co-founder and CEO of Reliable Robotics Corporation, a company focused on advancing automation in aviation to enhance safety and efficiency. His extensive engineering background includes significant roles in aerospace, robotics, and software development.
Professional Background
Before founding Reliable Robotics in July 2017, Rose had a notable career at several high-profile companies:
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SpaceX: He served as the Director of Flight Software, where he was instrumental in developing the onboard software for the Falcon 9 rocket and the Dragon spacecraft, contributing to the first commercial mission to the International Space Station.
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Tesla: As Senior Director of Autopilot, he played a key role in launching the first consumer vehicle with fully autonomous driving capabilities.
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Google X: Rose led projects that integrated advanced machine perception and manipulation technologies into large vehicles.
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Gaming Industry: He began his career as a Game Engine Programmer at Sony PlayStation, where he contributed to multiple award-winning titles.
Education
Robert Rose holds multiple degrees from Oregon State University, including:
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
- Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Contributions and Vision
At Reliable Robotics, Rose is dedicated to developing innovative autonomous systems for aircraft. He emphasizes that automation is essential for improving aviation safety and transforming how goods and people are transported globally. His work aims to address the challenges of certification and design in the aviation industry, ensuring that automation is integrated from the ground up in aircraft design.1234
Highlights
Boeing FCE (flight control electronics) on the left and the Reliable Robotics Corporation Autoflight System on the right. These components form the core of our fault-tolerant autonomous flight architecture.
Note: The left photo only depicts a single channel of control electronics (there are actually three copies of these components per aircraft). Our photo is the whole system.
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