Project AMP
AMP, or Autonomous Moving Platform, is a six-wheeled autonomous vehicle that is designed to reduce overgrown foliage in flammable hot spots, specifically nearby power lines.
I am the co-lead of this project, alongside Breckett Esquivel, and have contributed in many aspects including modeling, finite element analysis, and robotic simulation.
Scaled Down Claw Machine
The miniature claw machine project was an end-of-semester project for my EGR 1000L class.
My group and I were required to construct a system driven by motors or servos to achieve 3 separate mechanical motions, with a budget of $80.
I contributed to the majority of the 3D Design, the gantry system, prototyping, assembly, and testing.
SkillsUSA Robotics
This high school project consisted of some of my first big learning experiences as an engineer.
The goal was to create a remote controlled robot capable of navigating a course to find hidden blocks, piloted only by seeing through the robot’s on-board camera.
The challenge was intended to simulate a search and rescue emergency situation, with this robot coming in to save the day.
Projects
A snapshot of engineering projects highlighting my hands-on skills.
