Summary
Ammar Nahari is a PhD-trained robotics engineer and technology leader with nine years of experience building AI-driven robotic systems and startups. Currently serving as CTO of Effah Care, founder and CEO of Atmata (bringing AI robotics to film production), and a lecturer at University of Prince Mugrin, he blends academic research with hands-on productization. His research at Case Western Reserve encompassed swarm robotics, trajectory planning, ROS/ROS-Industrial, and VR/AR simulation for NSF, EHPC and DARPA projects, informing practical solutions in perception and motion planning. Earlier roles at Path Robotics and industry traineeships gave him deep expertise in computer vision, simulation, and automation workflows. Comfortable switching between lab, classroom, and boardroom, he is skilled at turning advanced control and AI research into deployable systems and commercial partnerships. Based in Jeddah with an international academic background, he uniquely combines agricultural and film-industry robotics experience.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Robotics Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Robotics Engineering at Case Western Reserve University
Bachelor of Science - BS Control and instrumentation system engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS Control and instrumentation system engineering at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
English, Arabic, Italian