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Welcome Alex Grenyer

William Kirk • September 21, 2021

The first new start in the new Cranfield Office

Alex has just completed his PhD at Cranfield University focussing on 'uncertainties manifested in industrial maintenance' with respect to the aerospace sector. His keen engineering and product focus will help support Surveyar with our growing list of leading edge research and development projects, particularly in swarm drone technologies.

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