Chief Robotics Engineer at Foundation Robotics Labs
Pensacola, Florida, United States
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Brandon Shrewsbury is a chief robotics engineer with 13 years of experience designing high-performance legged and humanoid robots, currently leading hardware development at Foundation Robotics. His career includes hands-on roles with Boston Dynamics’ Atlas, NASA’s Valkyrie R5, the DARPA Robotics Challenge with IHMC, and building self-balancing interactive robots at Walt Disney Imagineering. He balances systems-level leadership—having served as CTO and CEO of Boardwalk Robotics—with deep controls and field engineering expertise gained from military service as a 7234 Air Control Operator. Brandon’s academic work in assistive technologies and rehabilitation robotics complements his practical focus, revealing a recurring interest in human-centered applications of advanced hardware. Known for tangible problem-solving (he’s an expert at restringing tendons and field ops logistics), he brings a mix of gritty hands-on skills and strategic vision to tackle physically and computationally hard robotics problems.
13 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Georgia Institute of Technology
(Unfinished) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, (Unfinished) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science at Texas A&M University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Science at University of West Georgia
Robotics software featuring legged locomotion algorithms and a momentum-based controller core with optimization. Supporting software for world-class robots including humanoids, running birds, exoskeletons, mechs and more.
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Brandon Shrewsbury - Chief Robotics Engineer at Foundation Robotics Labs