About Us
Professional geological services supported by advanced robotic survey and data acquisition technologies
Professional geological expertise supported by robotics
UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd. is a professional geological services company providing expert support for mining and subsurface projects, from early-stage site assessment to advanced geological interpretation and data analysis.
We provide geological consulting, 3D geological modelling, resource estimation and integrated subsurface data analysis, supporting exploration and operational decision-making in complex underground environments.
Our activities also include underwater robotic surveys for flooded and inaccessible subsurface environments, as well as the design and manufacturing of custom robotic systems for geological and survey applications. These technologies are applied selectively, where conventional survey methods are limited or unsafe.
Pioneers in robotic solutions for flooded enviroments
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Core Management Team
The Core Management Team represents the key leadership and technical staff of the company, supported by a wider group of field geologists, survey specialists and robotics engineers involved in geological research, field investigations and robotic development activities.
Dr. Richárd Z. Papp
Managing Director
geologist
Dr. Richárd Z. Papp is an Engineering Geologist with a PhD degree from the University of Miskolc. His expertise includes electron microscopy, electron microprobe analysis and mineralogical research, with a particular focus on antimony sulphosalts. He is the CEO of UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd. and has nearly ten years of experience in geological and robotics-related projects, supporting subsurface survey and engineering applications.
Máté Koba
Embedded System Engineer
Máté Koba is a Senior Embedded Systems Engineer, holding a Master’s degree from the University of Miskolc. He is responsible for leading robotics research and development activities at UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd.
He has more than ten years of experience in robotic system development, sensor development, field testing and system integration, supporting the deployment of robotic solutions for challenging subsurface and underground environments.
Levente M. Magyar
senior GEOLOGIST
Levente M. Magyar is a Senior Geologist with more than ten years of professional experience in geological projects. He holds an MSc degree from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE).
He is involved in fieldwork, geological data processing and interpretation, supporting exploration and subsurface evaluation activities. His main areas of expertise include ore exploration, 3D geological modelling and geological interpretation, with a strong focus on integrating field observations and subsurface data to support informed geological and operational decision-making.
Dr. Judit M. Pintér-Kónya
senior IT engineer
Judit M. Pintér-Kónya holds a PhD degree from the University of Miskolc, where her research focused on automatic speech evaluation and speech processing. At UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd., she is involved in project implementation and coordination, as well as scientific communication, supporting the successful delivery and dissemination of technical and research-driven projects.
Veronika Kőhidi
senior Geologist
Veronika Kőhidi is a Geologist with an MSc degree from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). Her academic background is rooted in geological sciences, with experience in data interpretation and research-related tasks.
At UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd., she is actively involved in geological research projects, contributing to data analysis and geological evaluation. In addition to her technical work, she supports the company’s activities through administrative responsibilities and dissemination tasks, assisting in project coordination and scientific communication.
Máté Nagy
R&D Robotics Engineer
Máté Nagy is an IT Engineer with a specialization in cybersecurity, holding his degree from Óbuda University. At UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd., he works as an R&D Robotics Engineer and Embedded Systems Engineer, forming a key pillar of the company’s robotic development activities.
He is involved in both development and field testing, contributing to the design, implementation and validation of robotic systems used in challenging subsurface and survey environments.
Endre Péntek
it engineer
Endre Péntek is a Computer Engineering student at Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). At UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd., he is involved in the development of ROS-based robotic systems, contributing to software development and system integration tasks within the company’s robotics projects.
Dr. Zorana Milošević
project manager
Zorana received her PhD in Automation and Robotics from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid in 2021. Her current research interests focus on autonomous navigation, path planning, computer vision, and machine learning in general. She is responsible for the pilot planning and dissemination in the UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd.
Mike McLoughlin
SENIOR ADVISOR
Mike is the owner of Rockmate Limited. He is an innovator and his innovations make a difference. It started from when he was employed as a young Mining Engineer in one of the largest open pits in the world straight from University to now where his innovations and observations have increased production in surface mining.
La Palma Research Centre
outreach and communications
LPRC, the La Palma Research Centre for Future Studies is an independent, internationally active geoscience think-tank headquartered on Isla de la Palma, Spain.
Built on decades of experience, the Centre’s social and scientific network extends to most European countries and has working contacts with professionals from around the globe. Although our work involves research and analysis across a broad spectrum of scientific areas, we have a strong focus on earth science, addressing both applied and basic research related to earth systems & resources, geology, raw materials & minerals.
INESC TEC
robotics research
The Laboratory of Robotics and Autonomous Systems is located in the ISEP and FEUP campus, with dedicated facilities for mobile robotics research, teaching and promotion.
Its mission addresses the development of innovative robotic solutions for operation in complex environments for multiple operations, including data gathering, inspection, mapping, surveillance, or intervention.
As a research lab in an academic environment it fosters undergraduate research, supports multiple courses in the ISEP engineering course offering and academic activities.
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