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This class was a great experience by allowing teams of students to analyze a problem (Search and Rescue Mission), and design, test, and build a robot to compete against each other. My team was seeded first going into the competition and made it to the final match but lost due to a broken electrical connection in a faulty banana plug.
ME 2110
Creative Decisions and Design
Danger Zone Video
Awards
3rd in Design Review
4th in Final Competition
Highest Average Score
#1 Seed in Competition
Skills
Autodesk Inventor CAD
Laser Cutting
Milling, Lathing, and 3D Printing
Design Presentations
Technical Writing
Robojackets
Georgia Tech Battlebots Team
Started on the team my first year at Georgia Tech and was elected to a design leader position for all 3lb robots for the fall of my second year. The first robot I built was a "flipper" robot and designed to use a CAM system to propel an elastic-powered flipping wedge. Unfortunately, due to a gearbox issue, the bot never competed at the yearly Morotama Robot Conflict Competition in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Skills
Autodesk Inventor CAD, Waterjet, Milling & Lathing, Strategic Design & Construction, Project Management
From 8th grade to senior year, I was a key member of my school's FIRST robotics team. For my first two years, I was a design leader for a specific subsystem for each respective robot. I then moved on to become the mechanical leader, lead robot designer, and then team captain.
During my time, I also taught classes to younger team members over the summer in CAD (Solidworks), Electronics (NI Creo platform), and strategic design. In college, I have continued to mentor my former team and regularly attend events and competitions to ensure everyone is inspired by engineering.
FIRST Robotics
FRC Team 1466
Skills
CAD (Solidworks, Alibre Design)
Strategic Design
Technical Teaching
Project Management
Machning Skills
Sponsorship Presentations
Awards
Engineering Inspiration Award
Peachtree Regional Winners
Dean's List Nominee (3x)
Babou:
Senior Year Robot
2014 Competition
In the Fall of 2016, I joined the GT Motorsports which designs, builds, and competes with a custom build car every year. We make over 90% of the parts in our off-campus machine shop and do all of the engine tunings, composites work, and FEA on the car every year. My first year on the team, I worked on the Controls sub-team and I was elected to be Team Lead for my senior year at Tech.
GT Motorsports
Formula SAE Team at Georgia Tech
Roles on Team
Team Lead (2017-18)
Controls Sub-Team (2016-17)
Corporate Relations (2016-17)
Skills
CAD (Solidworks)
Project Management
Milling, Lathing, Knurling
Composites Manufacturing
Cost Reporting/Business Plan
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