Advanced development project

SCUREDGE

Autonomous gas detection robot for industrial inspection

SCUREDGE is an autonomous mobile robot designed to operate in industrial environments and collect gas-related data. This project allows me to work on a robot as a complete system: mechanics, electronics, software architecture, ROS 2, sensing, simulation, navigation, and integration.

ROS 2Mobile roboticsGas sensingAutonomous navigationSimulationSystems integration
Clear premium illustration of the SCUREDGE robot

Why this robot exists

SCUREDGE started from a simple observation: some industrial areas remain repetitive, constrained, or potentially risky to inspect manually. The robot is meant to move through a defined area, measure multiple gases, transmit useful data, and progressively evolve toward a higher level of autonomy.

System architecture

Mechanics

Chassis, internal organization, component access, packaging constraints, subsystem integration, and overall structural coherence.

Electronics

Power distribution, motor control, onboard computing, inter-board communication, sensing, and integration logic.

Sensing

Gas detection, environmental monitoring, odometry, perception, and useful data acquisition for both the robot and the user.

Software

ROS 2, node architecture, communication interfaces, acquisition, processing, and software stack organization.

Simulation

Preparing the robot in simulation, validating behaviors, and working on odometry, perception, and early autonomy building blocks.

Supervision

Data visualization, monitoring, control logic, and reflection on the interface between the robot and the end user.

What SCUREDGE demonstrates

  • My ability to design a robot as a complete system rather than as a collection of isolated technical blocks.
  • My ability to connect mechanics, electronics, software, simulation, and integration within one project.
  • My interest in credible autonomous robotics, built around real use and product logic.

What this project taught me

SCUREDGE taught me that the difficulty of a robot does not lie only in one specific technical block, but in the coherence of the whole. The real complexity appears when every decision has consequences across the rest of the system.

Media and working views

Placeholder view of the full SCUREDGE robot
Placeholder view of SCUREDGE electronics integration
Placeholder view of SCUREDGE mechanical structure
Placeholder exploded view of the SCUREDGE robot

Contact

Let’s talk

If you would like to discuss SCUREDGE, its architecture, or what it says about my profile, feel free to contact me directly.

francoismarty.work@gmail.com

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