Berlin, Berlin, Germany
My professional journey connects spatial intelligence, industrial precision and clinical innovation. I began with archaeology, learning how to reconstruct complex structures and interpret spatial context — making the invisible measurable. I then moved into the automotive industry, working on high-accuracy measurement and positioning systems where micrometer tolerances defined performance. Precision was engineered, not assumed. These foundations led me into medical technology. At Fiagon AG Medical Technologies, I helped bring electromagnetic navigation into clinical reality, validated in collaboration with the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Today, my focus is on precision robotics for minimally invasive interventions — integrating navigation, imaging and controlled actuation into scalable, multi-indication platforms. I believe the next transformation in medicine will not come from incremental device improvements, but from system-level precision. The future of intervention is engineered. And we are just beginning.
LaserRobotArm
Imperial College - High end surgical robotics
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