Edward Stratiy
Edward Stratiy
Mechanical/Mechatronics Engineer
Status: Graduating April 2026, seeking employment
Special Interests: Product design, AR, drone design & architecture, security, human robotics, augmented humanoid systems
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Ongoing Projects
Completely homemade go kart I'm building using an aluminum and oak frame construction. The kart features a custom battery pack, frame design, steering system, and drivetrain.
FPGA powered night vision goggle system with thermal outline overlays and ports for analog FPV drone receiver units. Achieved a 45.6ns to 549us pixel-to-pixel latency @60Hz refresh rate.
Primary Projects
3 axis pick-and-place robot that's designed with a parallel axis tripteron gantry assembly with an electromagnet used to pick up 3D benchys
Robotic goose constructed from Lego EV3 kits with cosmetic carboard layers, creating a realistic-looking autonomous goose.
Main power supply used to power the systems onboard the Fluxjet vehicle. Designed for stable operation at 15KW required ESA safety regulations.
Integrated gyroscope sensors with linear actuations driving a mechanical exoskeleton support system.
6KV Plasma generation testbench used to quantize the behavior of energy transmission through plasma in a vacuum.
A smart glove that detects finger movement which can be programmed as a key binding in any program and device running python.
Created a PyQt5 interface running on Raspbian OS used to process and graph accelerometer signal data for automotive control switches
Custom designed 3D printed lightsaber made using Solidworks and nylon power printed, with integrated electronic controls.
Built and assembled a testbench for a a hydrofoil electric boat, designed to display all electronics and run performance tests on the main power system.
The main control console used to operate a vehicle attached to a pully system which accelerates through a closed metal tube while monitoring signal data.
A self monitoring cooling systems designed for my Surface 7 pro laptop, allowing a embedded temperature sensor to output a variable voltage which drives a small computer fan
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