Our team achieves to create a de-orbiting mechanism that will be attached to CubeSats. This will allow CubeSats to de-orbit faster than originally scheduled after their end-of-life mission. If you would like to learn more about this project click here to learn more.
After going to Worlds Championships with ERAU Gold Team, I wrote an article about my experience there. To read more click here.
During my entire 4 and half years at Embry-Riddle, I have been a part of the Embry-Riddle VEX Robotics Gold Team. During my sophomore year at ERAU, I was Build Team lead, and during my Junior and Senior year I was team lead. To read and see more of what was accomplished during these 4 and half years click here.
This is an extra credit project to make a CAD design for a Spaceship that will be inputted into a Simulink file to be simulated to fly around Earth. This CAD model is supposed to represent an Artificial Gravity Spaceship that was created in Autodesk Inventor.
Here you will find different calculations of orbits that the satellite holding the rover could take. With this the team found the best path and trajectory to taking using Hohmann Transfers, Pork-Chop Plots, orbital transfers, etc.
A 10 person team developed a project to create a rover that will land on Titan and collect samples of the regolith and ocean samples. Working on trade studies, Con-Ops, Functional Flow Block Diagrams, Pork-Chop Plots and more.
Below you will find the trajectory and timeline that the mission will take.
Creating Pork Chop plots to go from Earth to Mars. To help us determine the best time to launch from Earth to arrive to Mars in the fastest time possible while also saving money on fuel and payload.
This was 5 member group project where team members came up with a group project that will have Trade Studies, House of Quality, N2 Diagrams, CONOPs, Functional Flow Block Diagrams, etc. by the end of the semester. Worked as the Documenting lead, my job consisted of editing the documents and making sure that the writing was consistent, cohesive, and that it meets the criteria. Below you will find some of the work I did for this project.
A reverse engineering project where students choose from a pile of junkyard parts and re-create the part using CATIA. There were different levels of difficulty with the every part, in the end I worked on one of the most difficult pieces taking 43 hours to create. Below you will see the final outcome of the project as well as the final report that was made to accompany the CATIA model.
With a team of three people we will make a mars rover that will be able to survive the surface of mars. The team created a PDR, CDR, and Final Report for the rover that was created in CATIA. This rover will navigate and collect samples around Mars.