Hiroshi Takey is a hands-on CTO and robotics engineer with a decade of experience building UAV and autonomous vehicle systems, currently leading development at URobotix from Santa Cruz, Bolivia. He is the author of the URUS system and a long-time contributor to the ArduPilot project, specializing in bare-metal drivers, low-level HALs, and mission task managers for autonomous platforms. His expertise spans embedded AVR/ARM/Microchip development, advanced C/C++ and Delphi Pascal, POSIX/Unix environments, and Android NDK native services, plus practical database work with MySQL, SQLite and Informix. A proponent of Free Software, he advances open-source robotics ecosystems and licensing adoption in Bolivia while integrating hardware and software through RAD techniques. Notably, his background includes certified parallel C++ and embedded program credentials and a track record of shipping low-level avionics and robotics software that bridges academic robotics research and fielded UAV systems.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Tec. Sup. Sistemas, Investigation & Development Robotics System, Tec. Sup. Sistemas, Investigation & Development Robotics System at Universidad Catolica
Contributions:2 releases, 52 commits, 2 PRs in 3 years 10 months
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