Michael Huynh Email & Phone Number

I am the founder and CEO of Pheratech Systems, a company dedicated to creating biologically inspired robotics and systems powered by advanced swarm intelligence. Our team, composed of experts in robotics, software development, and mechanical engineering, works together to deliver innovative and practical solutions for critical applications, including border security, law enforcement, and environmental monitoring. We harness the latest advancements in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and machine learning to ensure our technologies are both effective and secure, tailored to meet the evolving needs of our clients and stakeholders.I am also an incoming student at Harvey Mudd College, where I plan to pursue degrees in computational biology and computer science and engineering. My passion lies in bridging the gap between the natural world and technology, a pursuit that has driven my journey from founding Pheratech to my previous role as a regional director for The Borgen Project, where I worked with a diverse team to raise awareness and funds to combat global poverty, advocating for policy changes in U.S. foreign relations.As an environmental and human rights advocate, a lifelong ant enthusiast, and a dedicated learner, I find joy in observing nature, fine-tuning the servos of the robotic ant that inspired the founding of Pheratech, and mobilizing fellow conservationists in petition drives. I am always open to new opportunities for collaboration, partnership, or learning. Please feel free to connect with me.

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  Chief Executive Officer

  Pheratech Systems

  Nov 2023 - Present - Orlando, Florida, United States

  As Chief Executive Officer of Pheratech Systems, I lead all facets of the company, including management, software development, and mechanical engineering, fostering a culture of teamwork and collaboration. With a deep-rooted passion for engineering, I draw upon my background in robotics competitions and prior experience as a software engineer to drive innovation in autonomous robotics. Our team works collectively to create robots inspired by nature and powered by swarm programming, enabling seamless collaboration in tasks such as land surveying, search and rescue missions, object localization, and ecological research.Backed by Michael Gibson/The 1517 Fund