Projectile Launcher
A touchscreen-controlled launcher with closed-loop motor speed control, built in the RTHM Lab as a teaching device for the Dynamics 1 Gobstopper Project.
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Mechanical Engineering Student at Florida State University · Robotics & Aerospace
I'm a junior studying mechanical engineering at Florida State University, with strong interests in robotics and aerospace. As an undergraduate researcher in the RTHM Lab, I build closed-loop motor control systems, from the 3D-printed hardware to the embedded code.
I'm looking for an engineering internship where I can apply what I've learned in my coursework and research. This site is my portfolio.
A touchscreen-controlled launcher with closed-loop motor speed control, built in the RTHM Lab as a teaching device for the Dynamics 1 Gobstopper Project.
I took apart a commercial pull-up bar, hand-measured all 16 parts, and rebuilt it as a fully mated SOLIDWORKS assembly with an exploded view, BOM and dimensioned drawings.
A Stirling engine that I modeled in SOLIDWORKS, documented with drawings for manufacturing, and then machined and assembled in the shop. The finished engine ran at 600 RPM.