Summary
Bo Buckley is a robotics systems engineer and acoustician with a decade of experience building open-source robotics, assistive technologies, and acoustical software/hardware from concept to fielded prototypes. He founded and ran an acoustics consultancy where he created measurement rigs, signal-processing tools, and Omny VR to modernize architectural auralization, pairing client-facing consulting with embedded and desktop tooling. At OIST and through independent R&D he led full-stack integrations—Android apps, RP2040 firmware, custom PCBs, CV pipelines, and reproducible Docker-based build workflows—demonstrating fluency across mechatronics, control, and perception. His projects span autonomous beach-cleaning robots to wearable haptic navigation devices for the visually impaired, emphasizing accessibility and real-world testing. An active maintainer of robotics and embedded repos, he’s comfortable refactoring legacy mobile code and shipping dependable developer tooling. Based in Okinawa, he blends rigorous MSc-level acoustics training with hands-on electronics and software craft to turn research prototypes into reproducible, deployable systems.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
MSc, Engineering Acoustics, MSc, Engineering Acoustics at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet
Japanese Language, Japanese Language at Okinawa University
BS, Engineering Emphasis in Electrical, BS, Engineering Emphasis in Electrical at Hope College
Spanish, Japanese