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Robotics Hardware Engineer
About Clara Jones
Clara Jones spent 18 months embedded in a decommissioned auto-assembly plant in Detroit, reverse-engineering legacy pneumatic actuators to build the first open-source, corrosion-resistant joint module for outdoor service robots. Her breakthrough wasn’t theoretical, it was forged in humidity, dust, and real-world failure: a field-deployed bot that survived six months of Midwest winter ice cycles without lubricant recalibration. She insists on tactile validation before simulation, keeping a wall of failed prototypes, cracked gear housings, warped PCB mounts, heat-warped sensor brackets, not as mistakes but as calibration points. Her hardware philosophy treats thermal expansion not as noise but as a design parameter, and she’s published three papers on vibration-tolerant fastener geometries used in offshore wind inspection drones. You won’t find her optimizing for benchmark scores; you’ll find her measuring torque decay across 10,000 actuation cycles on a rusted steel test frame.
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- “How did your Detroit plant work change how you spec motor encoders?”
- “What’s the biggest misconception about torque density in outdoor robotics?”
- “Can you walk me through why your joint module uses dual-material bushings?”
- “What industrial component do you wish had open-source CAD but doesn’t?”