Fennex is pleased to welcome Max Roxburgh and Edward Bruun, both PhD Mathematicians from Imperial College London, who have joined us on a part-time basis to further enhance our AI capabilities.
They will support the continued development of our AI-powered Predictive Safety Solution, including the advancement of Active AI agents built on the large language model architecture. The solution processes millions of operational data points to identify emerging risks across facilities and teams. These AI agents go beyond analysis, delivering targeted micro-nudges to the right people at the right time so that proactive action can be taken. What might traditionally take a subject matter expert a full day to assess can now be surfaced in seconds.
Over the next year, Max and Edward will work under the guidance of Douglas Boler, Lead AI Engineer at Fennex, who has played a key role in developing and refining our predictive safety technology in collaboration with University College London and Robert Gordon University.
An added dimension to the story is how we first connected. Fennex recently sponsored the City Varsity Rugby Match, where Imperial competed against London School of Economics. Edward was part of the winning Imperial squad on the pitch that day and now joins us off it, applying advanced mathematics to real-world operational challenges.
Adrian Brown, Managing Director of Fennex, commented:
“We are proud to be investing in our AI capabilities because we believe that, when applied intelligently in real operational environments, AI can make the complex simple, return valuable time to individuals and teams, and drive better decisions and outcomes. Strengthening our internal development with advanced mathematical expertise ensures we continue to innovate responsibly and deliver meaningful, real-world impact.”
At Fennex, we remain committed to developing future talent and translating academic excellence into practical, high-impact solutions for the industries we serve.
