Enrique Heredia Aguado

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Robotics, Computer Vision and IA · PhD Student

Robotics and Computer Vision researcher, currently pursuing a PhD at Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche (UMH) within the Automation, Robotics and Computer Vision Lab (ARVC).

My work focuses on multi-modal sensor fusion (RGB-Thermal, LiDAR) and deep learning-based object detection.

I’m also interested in research methodology and have collaborated with psychology and methodology teams to refine experimental design and data analysis across different domains.

Previously, I worked as a Robotics Engineer at GMV Aerospace & Defence, contributing to on-board autonomy systems for planetary exploration robots within ESA and EU-funded projects.

I’m passionate about robotics as a field of continuous discovery and collaboration, bridging scientific insight and practical innovation.

Thesis on multispectral image fusion (thermal and RGB) and its methodological study through deep learning, extended to multisensor integration including LiDAR.

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Dept. of Systems Engineering and Automation, ARVC research group.

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Research stay focused on sensor integration (multiespecrtal camera), calibration and data acquisition under ROBDEKON2 project. Funded by Banco Santander predoctoral mobility grant.

Robotics engineer internship on ARVC group in UMH:

Basic sensors integration in a Husky (Clearpath) mobile robotic platform (IMU, LIDAR, GPS/RTK). Integration and testing on navigation tools in a Hysky (Clearpath) mobile robotic platform.

Development and integration of autonomy systems: mission planning, mission control and monitoring, path planning (mobile robot base and robotic arm).

Innovation and Education department.
3D printing development and testing, revision and creation of educational content about robotics, programming and 3D printing.

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At UMH (2022–present)

At GMV (2017–2021)

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