2 of 2 Motion Control Jobs in London

tackle global labour shortages while improving safety and productivity. As a Senior Firmware Engineer , you'll develop the real-time firmware that powers robotic motion, balance and interaction. You'll work closely with hardware and robotics teams to build high-performance embedded systems. What You'll Do Develop … debug firmware for humanoid robots Build motion control and stabilisation algorithms Design drivers for motors, sensors and comms (UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, Ethernet) Work with ARM Cortex/STM32 platforms Optimise performance, reliability and power efficiency Lead code reviews and mentor junior engineers What You'll Need 6+ ...

support novel optical and holographic processes. The work is hands on and deeply technical. One day might involve developing firmware to achieve precise, repeatable motion control. Another could involve integrating a new prototype rig, debugging a complex electromechanical issue, or refining control systems to push performance beyond existing … position is ownership. The Advanced Embedded Engineer will take responsibility for the design and development of precision electronic and electromechanical systems that enable accurate control across increasingly complex platforms. As prototypes evolve into more advanced systems, this individual will own the integration of rigs and subsystems, ensuring reliability, repeatability ...