Ben Reyngoud

Product Manager - Unmanned Ground Vehicles (ugv) at Robotics Plus

Ben Reyngoud is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in product and programme management within the robotics and engineering sectors. Currently serving as Product Manager for Unmanned Ground Vehicles at Robotics Plus, Ben transitioned from programme management roles, including overseeing Portside Automation projects focused on forestry automation, to a significant product management capacity. Previously, Ben held the position of Development Manager at Syft Technologies, leading a multidisciplinary team in the creation of advanced mass spectrometry systems while also making contributions as a mechanical engineer. Ben's academic foundation includes a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Canterbury, where research centered on high-temperature performance materials for the petrochemical industry. This strong educational background, combined with hands-on engineering experience across various companies, underscores Ben's capabilities in driving innovation and efficiency in technical projects.

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Tauranga, New Zealand

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Robotics Plus

Our story started in a small shed surrounded by orchards and farms in the heart of New Zealand’s thriving ag sector. This environment enables us to test our prototypes first hand, see the problems we need to solve in real life, and get instant feedback from farmers and agriculturalists. Our customers are across the fence. And they’ve seen a lot of innovation come and go. So they set incredibly high expectations. They know what works and what doesn’t – and won’t hesitate to tell you so. So we’ve always been driven to create solutions that are not just innovative but that perform. From what started with Steve (ag expert) and Alistair (tech expert), we’ve built a world-class team of specialists across ag, tech, and engineering. We’re still located in the heart of New Zealand’s thriving ag sector, but now we’re sending robots all over the world.


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51-200

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