Summary
Anthony Welte is a robotics engineer and Docteur Ingénieur with a decade of experience specializing in localization, mapping, and control for autonomous vehicles, currently building autonomous vineyard robots at VitiBot. He holds a PhD in computer science focused on precise vehicle localization and has implemented Kalman-filter based sensor fusion (IMU, GNSS RTK), MPC/Stanley/PID controllers, and automated vine-detection mapping in production settings. Author of rosidlcpp, a faster alternative to ROS2's interface build system, he combines deep academic rigor with pragmatic engineering to accelerate robotics software stacks. Based in Reims, France, he has a strong background in GNSS PPP integrity methods from his UTC research and a knack for turning complex algorithms into field-ready autonomy solutions.
10 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at University of Technology of Compiegne
Baccalauréat, Engineering Science, 16.46, Baccalauréat, Engineering Science, 16.46 at La Briquerie
Engineering degree, Mathematics and Computer Science, Engineering degree, Mathematics and Computer Science at ENSTA Bretagne
Master, Dynamic systems, Master, Dynamic systems at University of Angers
Preparatory Classes, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Preparatory Classes, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at Lycée Henri Poincaré
English, German, Chinese