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Announcement October 13, 2026 Hamilton, Ontario · Canada

Dr. Maged Ghoneima Joins ROZOR's Leadership Team

ROZOR today announced that Dr. Maged Ghoneima has joined its leadership team. Dr. Maged visited the ROZOR team at McMaster Innovation Park to make it official, then sat down with founder and CEO Yusuf Arslan to talk about where the company goes next.

Dr. Maged Ghoneima (right) and ROZOR founder and CEO Yusuf Arslan (left) shake hands over signed agreements at McMaster Innovation Park in Hamilton, Canada.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦, October 13, 2026: ROZOR today announced that Dr. Maged Ghoneima has joined its leadership team. Dr. Maged visited the ROZOR team at McMaster Innovation Park to make it official, then sat down with founder and CEO Yusuf Arslan to talk about where the company goes next.

Dr. Maged spent 12 years at NVIDIA as a senior circuit designer, after research at Intel Research Labs and a PhD in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University. Today he is Associate Professor of Mechatronics Engineering at Ain Shams University and an angel investor whose investment group has backed more than 80 startups.

As part of the ROZOR leadership team, he will focus on the company's strategy for the GCC and the wider MENA region, on introductions across healthcare, industry, academia and investment, and on engineering in embedded systems and mechatronics.

"The future is physical AI. And that's where ROZOR has a huge potential to go and capture."

Dr. Maged Ghoneima

"When I founded ROZOR, I set one rule: surround ourselves with exceptional leaders who challenge our thinking, complement our strengths, and help us grow together."

Yusuf Arslan, Founder and CEO, ROZOR

ROZOR builds Physical AI service robots for critical spaces, starting with autonomous UV-C disinfection for healthcare, so clinical teams can spend more time on patient care.

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