Summary
Alfredo Muniz is a founder-CTO and robotics-focused hardware engineer with 13 years of experience building wearable systems, full-body XR trackers, and data-driven medical devices to accelerate Parkinson’s research and military health analytics. He combines hands-on electrical and firmware design—from prototyping napkin sketches to products like high-accuracy trackers and consumer electronics—with applied ML for signal-driven insights, work that earned DARPA contracts and patent-pending hardware at XEED. A UPenn-trained electrical engineer and robotics MS, he has a strong open-source ethos (GNU Radio contributions, Google Summer of Code) and a history of translating academic ideas into practical, publishable systems. Equally at home in the lab and the factory, he excels at multidisciplinary collaboration, shepherding devices from concept to mass production while keeping an active maker’s practice.
13 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master's Degree Robotics, Master's Degree Robotics at University of Pennsylvania