More projects

GoGo Rocket

Equipped with an avionics bay and a center deploy mechanism, GoGo Rocket was my first project at UC San Diego. As a freshman in the Rocket Propulsion Laboratory, I was in charge of setting up the circuitry to ensure safe return of our rocket that was capable of reaching an apogee of 1000 meters.

Over a span of 6 months we designed, fabricated and launched our rocket in the Mojave Desert. While we weren't able to safely retrieve the rocket, this project laid my foundation in engineering.

Rebit

In my second year, I led a three member team to develop a robot that was capable of handling objects that aren't easily accessible.

I was responsible for designing and fabricating the arms of the robot that could pick up heavy objects from afar while ensuring that the robot doesn't tip over. For this, I implemented a gear train capable of holding up the arms, the claw, and an object 2 times heavier than the robot.

Target Tracking for IFE

In collaboration with the Fusion Engineering Institute at UC San Diego, I am developing a Machine Learning based real-time projectile tracking control system. The primary goal of this project is to be able to locate the deuterium filled fusion target inside the injection chamber in order for the laser to focus on it and initiate a fusion event.

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