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Since this is a bit more stretched out than other projects, I've chosen to do this as a live document instead of a post project summary. Since joining the UMD Leatherbacks combat robotics team in Freshman year, combat has become one of my favorite hobbies. Jeff (the land shark) is my first combat robot, weighing in at 1lbs. While most builders use a "kinetic weapon" (typically a spinning blade or disc), I didn't just want to destroy another bot, I wanted more of a design chal

Through my enrollment in Project Lead the Way - Engineering, I had a class called Engineering Design and Development. In this, students go through a full product development cycle from conceptualization to working prototype. As part of this, we had monthly design presentations, design reviews with engineering professionals, and a final presentation to representatives from major engineering companies and Carroll County dignitaries. For this project, I partnered with Molly Mika

I am lucky enough to live very close to Northrop Grumman's Sykesville site. This presented me with the amazing opportunity to be a part...

Test Ready Launch Tower with Iris Valve I've always liked rocketry, made and launched plenty of Estes model rockets when I was younger....

Production Design of our Mini Golf Robot Robo-Lions takes great pride in our adaptive sports program. Over the years, we have made robots...

Shark Bait 2.0 scoring a Coral on L4 Highlights: 54 in stroke, 3-stage cascading elevator One of a kind climber that uses 2 95lbs magnets...

LotR 1.3 Autonomously Aligning for a Shot Highlights: Pivoting Arm with 2 stage elevator (Version 1) Unified Ground Intake and Shooter...

Scoring L3 during Auto Highlights: 6-ft, 3-jointed arm Pneumatic claw with motorized wheels Won Chesapeake District Championship and...