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Group Picture with the Winner's Payload
Group Picture with the Winner's Payload
(Click the picture for a link to the team's feature on CBS NEWS!)
(Click the picture for a link to the team's feature on CBS NEWS!)
Picture of the entire team with the school's principal
Picture of the entire team with the school's principal
(Click the picture for a link to our school's coverage of this achievement! I was one of the members interviewed!)
(Click the picture for a link to our school's coverage of this achievement! I was one of the members interviewed!)
Video Documentation!
Video Documentation!
IMG_1528.MOVExplanation of the RGB Sensor- Servo-LED-DashCam setup as well as the errors the team experienced while building
IMG-1420.MOVVideo of the Simple Servo Circuit in motion!
6308675721966692996.MP4Video of the running Servo-LED-RGB Sensor Circuit! (Servo is accompanied with a color wheel)
-4296455973792795445.MP4Video of team member opening up the flight box sent to mount the Servo-LED-RGB Sensor Circuit, along with recording separately on the powered dash camera (with occasional explanation of errors)
Additional Pictures
Additional Pictures
Final Testing/Wiring (Left), Testing (Right)
Final Testing/Wiring (Left), Testing (Right)
Team Photo with NASA TechRise 2023 Winner Shirts!
Videos of Testing
Videos of Testing
My Movie 24.movSensor Test
Sensor Test
This is a basic sensor test to see that everything is operating correctly, without the simulator
My Movie 25.movTechRise Simulator Test
TechRise Simulator Test
After testing the sensors by themselves, we tested the simulator using the Payload Interface Board, to model how we will check data on the day of flight
The Final Build
The Final Build
For our final build, we had these elements with our mounting:
Camera on the bottom panel, facing downward, so that it can capture the agriculture below
M4, Sensors, and Breadboard all adjacent to each other (breadboard and sensors opposite), to try and make wiring a little more in check. Used binds to attempt in keeping the wires neat.
Sensors all on one side along with the MicroSD to have easy access to them in case of something going wrong (e.g. wires pop out, sensors stops functioning).
Soldered breadboard to make all wiring secure and no wires pop out in flight
Final Presentation
Final Presentation
This is the presentation that we recorded with the NASA TechRise coordinators, and the presentation that will be shown at our showcase on May 5th. It explains what our project is, the objective, pictures, experimental processes, major components, and why the research is important!
STAR15M(presentation)- NASA TechRise Team Meeting (2023-04-25 17:21 GMT-4)Page updated
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