Thomas Koletschka is the Director of R&D at Berkshire Grey, where he leads software efforts to expand future system capabilities. An alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania, he has deep expertise in robotic perception and AI, having created the perception pipeline for the companys core products since joining as an early employee.
Public information does not offer details on his personal life or hobbies, though his professional history indicates a profound dedication to advancing the field of robotics and computer vision.
During his time at the University of Pennsylvania, he worked on the DARPA Robotics Challenge, focusing on perception for the Atlas humanoid robot.
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Experience
15 Years
Current Role
Director of Engineering, R&D
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Personality Overview
How Thomas shows up
Information Seeker
Critic
Objective Thinker
Unless the value is proven by data, they are unlikely to value fancy features. It is very likely that they will negotiate pricing or other important terms. They like to take decisions independently and do not seek others' support often.
Priorities
Topics Thomas cares about
Advanced Robot Manipulation
He is actively exploring bimanual manipulation and imitation learning to enhance the capabilities of warehouse automation systems at Berkshire Grey.
AI in Robotics
He is collaborating with external providers on robot foundation models and exploring world-model simulation for faster robot policy evaluation and testing.
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Career
Work history
4-2024
Director of Engineering, R&D
Berkshire Grey
4-2023 - 4-2024
Distinguished Engineer, Perception & AI Lead
Berkshire Grey
7-2014 - 4-2023
Sr. Principal Software Engineer, Pick Program Technical Co-lead
Berkshire Grey
6-2013 - 7-2014
Research Associate
University of Pennsylvania
7-2012 - 5-2013
Research Assistant
University of Pennsylvania
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