Focused engineering service
Aenox Engineering was founded to make more than 20 years of machine-tool and robotics engineering available to customers as a focused service.
About
Engineering competence focused on industrial reality.
Aenox Engineering is the engineering services business unit of Aenox Drive AG, Switzerland.
Approach
System thinking. Detailed execution.
Complex machinery requires more than isolated component design. We consider structure, kinematics, drives, controls, manufacturing, assembly and safety as one engineering system.
Our work can begin with an open technical problem, an existing concept or machinery that is not achieving its required performance. The objective is always the same: a technically sound solution that can be built and operated.
Why Aenox Engineering
Direct project responsibility
The lead engineer works directly on the project, supported where needed by a network of specialist partners for FEA, controls and manufacturing.
Swiss industrial foundation
Aenox Engineering is the engineering unit of a Swiss company that also develops its own precision drive technology.
Facts
Based in Brüttisellen, Zurich area
Working languages German / English
Founded 2026
Software: KISSsoft/KISSsys, PTC Creo, Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks
Engineering leadership
Denis Vogel
Mechanical engineer and engineering leader with 20+ years of industrial experience across machine tools, industrial robotics, precision mechanics, automation and advanced manufacturing systems. Founder & CTO of Aenox Drive AG, previously CTO and Managing Director in robotics and machine tools. CMSE® Certified Machinery Safety Expert, developer of patent-pending drive technology. In 2018, led the development of the first standard industrial robot to machine steel with 0.15 mm path accuracy. Hands-on engineering, direct communication, and responsibility for the result – from first sketch to running machine.
LinkedIn profile →20+ years of industrial experienceFounder & CTO, Aenox Drive AGCMSE® Certified Machinery Safety ExpertRobotics & machine toolsPatent-pending drive technology2018: first standard industrial robot machining steel at 0.15 mm path accuracy
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