OUR UNIQUE TEAM
The unique team of UBIQ Aerospace includes outstanding research scientists from robotics, embedded systems, and aerospace. Combining these with highly skilled advisors, assisting in business development, IPR management, and product development, ensures a strong focus on developing technology, which adds maximises customers value.
Kim L. Sorensen, PhD
Founder and CEO
Co-founder of UBIQ Aerospace and the main inventor of the D•ICE technology. Kim holds an MSc in Robotics from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and Stanford, and a Ph.D. in Aerospace Cybernetics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Astrid M. Stevik Product Manager
Astrid has an educational and scientific background from NTNU, with an M.Sc in Chemical Engineering. Astrid has close to 20 years of industry experience in project management and product development. At UBIQ, Astrid will apply her vast skill set in building the entire product development framework.
Mikkel C. Nielsen, PhD
Lead Engineer
Mikkel uses his broad skill set for the development of the hardware and software architecture of the D•ICE solution. He was formerly CTO at SeaRo, working on technology and product development. Mikkel holds an MSc in Robotics from DTU and a Ph.D. in Cybernetics from NTNU.
Kasper T. Borup, PhD
Founder, Director,
and CTO
Kasper applies his diverse skill set to direct and manage technology and product development. Kasper was part of the founding team of UBIQ Aerospace and he is an inventor of the D•ICE solution. Kasper holds an MSc in Robotics from DTU and Stanford, and a Ph.D. in Aerospace Cybernetics from NTNU.
Bård N. Stovner, PhD
Lead Scientist
Bård has an educational and scientific background from NTNU, with an M.Sc and Ph.D. in Engineering Cybernetics. Bård applies his strong skill set for the development of detection and estimation algorithms for the D•ICE solution.
Richard Hann
System Analyst
One of the world's leading research scientists within atmospheric and in-flight icing on unmanned aircraft. Richard applies his unique skills to the analysis of ice growth and impact on autonomous and unmanned aircraft. Richard holds an MSc in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering from the University of Stuttgart.