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Robotics
Spring and summer co-op as a Software and Electrical Engineer. Developed internal project-independent and real-time data analysis library used internationally and performed automotive hardware validation, among other things.
Paid and volunteer research and contributions to a number of projects including: support for spatiotemporally varying wind in Microsoft Airsim; wind-aware piloting interfaces for unmanned drones in QGroundControl; the ongoing development of an autonomous ground vehicle.
Developing physically accurate simulation models for heterogenous swarms in Gazebo.
Real-time depletion timer for medical oxygen tanks commonly used by COPD patients. Addresses shortcomings of common timing methods with a variety of audiovisual indicators. Senior high school capstone project.
Developed online-multiplayer clone of Battleship with fully featured graphical user interface (GUI). Honors project for CS 1113 - Computer Science I.
Terminal-based calculator supporting infix and postfix (Reverse Polish Notation) type expressions. Allows variable declarations, nested expressions, etc. Honors project for CS 2433 - C/C++ programming.
Developed two-axis gimballed stand with mounted NERF blaster. Used Raspberry Pi with OpenCV to detect facial features to shoot foam darts at target. Low-level motor control managed with Arduino.
Development of autonomous search and rescue vehicle to locate and deliver supplies to stranded astronauts after emergency egress from capsule. Completed for the NASA Micro-g design competition.
Mobile robot human-machine interface.
Design and construction of an autonomous pontoon-style boat with onboard quadrotor capable of landing/taking off from the boat. Initial motivation was to seek out the source of an algal bloom by following its gradient in a lake. Project for the Mercury Robotics design team in coordination with the Unmanned Systems Research Institute (USRI) at Oklahoma State University.
Designed, laid out, and tested custom board with STM32 microprocessor to monitor battery voltage and power draw. Meant to communicate with companion computer over USB connection.