DEBORAH E DANJUMA

Deborah Danjuma is a Robotics Engineering master’s student specializing in intelligent field robotic systems, with a strong focus on autonomous navigation, perception, and embedded systems. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, graduating as the best student of her class with a perfect 5.00/5.00 GPA. Her technical work spans ROS (Noetic and Humble), C++, Python, MATLAB, microcontroller programming (STM32, ESP32), and simulation-driven robotics development. Deborah has hands-on experience in motion planning, SLAM, control systems, and multi-robot coordination, and she actively builds and tests algorithms in both simulation and real robotic platforms. Beyond robotics, Deborah is the co-author of 4.49 to 5.0, a book helping university students achieve academic excellence. She is currently based in Zagreb, Croatia.