About | Lukas Waller

About

I am a second year Mechatronic Systems Engineering student at the University of Windsor, from LaSalle, Ontario.

My interest in automating started at home. I automated my own garden first, then ran the Ste. Anne high school gardening project through the Grow Club I founded, then built my own sensor platform, WallerWatch. That path led to Node 3, my greenhouse automation company, and to student research lead work at the university Atomic Agriculture greenhouse.

In the summer of 2026 I worked on site in Stockholm at STILFOLD, a Swedish robotics company, building the data visualization and control suite for their robot cell. I now deliver that work remotely while studying. On campus I lead GPS work for the Mars Rover team and co-founded the Lancer Autonomous Robotics Club, UWindsor's first mechatronics club.

I want a career in the electrical and energy industry. I am a dual Canadian and Swedish citizen, fluent in English and Swedish, with conversational French, and I am open to Summer 2027 co-op roles in Canada, Sweden, and anywhere in the EU/EEA.

See the work Resume

Lukas showing greenhouse data during a lab tour

Presenting and pitching. Founding things means explaining them, in rooms, a lot.

At the bench — Bench work for the Rover GPS systems.

In the greenhouse — In the Atomic Agriculture greenhouse during a crop cycle.