Stanley Robotics
Benoit Pelourdeau has a diverse work experience in the field of mechanical engineering. Benoit is currently working as a Senior Mechanical Calculation Engineer at Stanley Robotics, where their responsibilities include specifying and managing measurement and data acquisition activities, building and updating specifications for various components and assemblies, conducting pre-analysis and pre-sizing calculations, modeling and simulating the behavior of parts based on defined constraints, overseeing sizing studies to ensure the proper functioning of the system throughout its lifecycle, ensuring product compliance with safety standards, and providing recommendations for improvements.
Before joining Stanley Robotics, Benoit worked at Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, where they held multiple roles. As a Referent for Gearbox Efficiency, they were responsible for calculating and analyzing the efficiency of gearboxes, managing calculations related to lubrication and gear shifting functions, and implementing a procedure for calculating efficiency through software correlation and scripts. Benoit also served as a Simulation Pilot for Gear Shifting, conducting finite element calculations and dynamic multi-body simulations for the gear shifting area and collaborating with parts designers for component sizing.
Prior to their work at Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, Benoit completed an internship at PSA Peugeot Citroën, where they focused on numerical calculations in aeroacoustics and turbulence applied to a vehicle, as well as computer-aided design using Catia V5 and ANSA.
Benoit also gained experience at SNCF as a Simulation Manager and at the Unité de Mécanique de l’ENSTA-ParisTech (UME) during their research internship.
Overall, Benoit has demonstrated expertise in mechanical calculation, simulation, and design in various industries, including robotics, automotive, and transportation.
Benoit Pelourdeau started their education in 2006 at Lycée Racine, where they obtained their Bac S degree. In 2006, they also attended Lycée Condorcet, where they pursued a Licentiate degree in Industrial Engineering until 2008. Later, Benoit attended ENSTA ParisTech from 2008 to 2011, where they earned their degree in Mécanique acoustique.
Stanley Robotics
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Stanley Robotics bring forth an inventive, however easy to grasp concept designed to enhance the user experience for travellers who chose to park their car at the airport. With the completely autonomous, robotic valet parking service the steps are simple. You drop your car off at one of their well-lit, enclosed and secured car cabins, and proceedthereafter to take your luggage and belongings out of your vehicle. Once you have confirmed your booking and flight information all that is left is for you to do is to catch your flight. Stan, the name of the valet robot, then does the rest of the work of carefully picking up the vehicle and moving your car to the parking lot to where it is parked in an open spot. Since Stan is connected to your flight information, Stan knows when to retrieve your car and have it waiting for you in the secured parking cabin for hassle-free pick up. The benefits Stanley Robotics brings for users is far more than any other valet parking service. The customer experience that is offered is designed for efficiency, ease of use, and security. There is no need for the user to go searching for a parking spot or spend time and energy carrying luggage to the shuttle pickup location. The kiosks used to input booking and flight information takes little time and are user-friendly. Furthermore, the kiosks offer adaptations for those with reduced mobility. By having Stan perform the valet service, the customer can gain peace of mind knowing that the only interaction that will be had is the careful pickup and placement of your car in a secured parking area.