Summary
Harsha Nagaraja is a development engineer specializing in robotic software and industrial automation, with 8 years of engineering experience and 2.5 years focused on ROS-driven mobile, industrial robots and cobots. Based in Iserlohn, Germany, he develops autonomous navigation stacks covering mapping, localization (AMCL), sensor fusion and path planning, and has hands-on expertise building custom differential mobile robot hardware and ROS system architectures. At Forte+Wegmann he applies this toolkit to industrial settings, drawing on prior research and internship work where he created Gazebo models and evaluated real- and simulated-robot performance. He combines mechanical and mechatronics grounding with practical software engineering, enabling him to bridge low-level drivers to high-level controllers. Notably, his master’s thesis implemented a full SLAM-based navigation pipeline using 2D LiDAR and ROS, reflecting a track record of turning experimental setups into robust autonomous systems.
8 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Mechatronics, Master's degree, Mechatronics at Universität Siegen
11th and 12th Class, Electronics, 11th and 12th Class, Electronics at SBRR Mahajana PU College
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering at Maharaja institute of technology mysore
Secondary school learning certificate, Social Sciences, maths, Secondary school learning certificate, Social Sciences, maths at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
English, Kannada, German