Maximilian Hans
I design and develop robots, complex hardware products and agentic AI systems.
Build the next thing
When developing cutting-edge products we can't treat design and engineering as separate tracks. Hardware, software and AI systems need to be developed as a whole.
I support teams and companies across sectors including advanced robotics, industrial machinery, bio tech and power tools. Projects I have worked on have received awards including the German Innovation Award and multiple UX Design Awards.
If you are working on something that doesn't exist just yet, let us build it.
What I do
Product design and development
A prototype that works once in the lab isn't a product yet. Getting from this point to a device a user can switch on and work with intuitively is the part that gets underestimated.
Technical concept validation and MVP
Every cutting-edge product has one piece where nobody can honestly say yet whether it'll work. Let's rather just build that piece first and find out.
Robotic and parametric process design
Robots and generative design change how we can design and produce products. By combining software and robotics into parametric processes, we can produce individualized products at high efficiency.
Real-world agentic AI development
Models are getting good at things that used to need a person, and hardware is where that gets interesting: communicating the real-world to a model and weaving them into physical processes.
Projects
These are the public and personal projects. Most client work is still in pre-development or under NDA.
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Iri
Time tracking for those who seek focus
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Fluid Works
Building made-to-measure bike frames with robots and lasers.
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Roam
Making knowledge and culture alive and accessible for everyone
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Dustform
A super fast and efficient CAD/CAM solution with AI superpowers
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movemaster.js
Reviving a 40 year old robot and integrating it into the JavaScript ecosystem
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nigiri
A new concept for working with ideas and thoughts in the context of generative AI
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Very Huge Machine
Exploring how machines could look like if precision relied on intelligence rather than rigidity