Developer | Engineer | Adventurer
Forbes video on UW IoT Lab The Internet of Things Lab at the University of Wisconsin Madison is focused on enabling students to explore cutting edge technology and connected devices. Each semester students submit group project ideas to the lab and the most promising projects are chosen for funding and support. Read More …
Project Summary: Helped develop a low-cost, low-power infant cardiac respiratory monitor for use in developing countries to combat Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. The system consisted of an Atmega328 microcontroller, high-frequency signal generator, multiple lead electrode interface, power monitoring circuitry and indicator LEDs. I also developed a semi-automated test system to be Read More …
Final video demonstration of the wireless armband gesture controller (Despite the short hair that IS me in the video) Project Summary: Developed a wearable device that used body movements to wirelessly control some simple video games. The armband consisted of two EMGs (muscle sensors), an accelerometer, a flex sensor, Read More …
Project Summary: Participated on a team to create a system that tracked the relative orientation and velocity of an alpine skier’s legs. This was in an effort to minimize common ACL injuries associated with certain falling positions. The system ultimately determined a proper DIN threshold (how easy it is for Read More …
Project Summary: Intro and Background: Technical Highlights: Technical Documents and Photos
Short video and not the best demo. Our professor was filming and I am not sure why he did not film a full maze run. Our robot is the one with glasses and a nose. Project Summary: Programmed robot to solve a black-line maze in as few turns as possible. Read More …
Project Summary: Intro and Background: Technical Highlights: Technical Documents and Photos
Project Summary: Intro and Background: Technical Highlights: Technical Documents and Photos
Project Summary: The assignment was to design and build an autonomous parafoil controlled landing system for an Apollo-type space capsule. As a part of a lab class, there were about 30 students split into 6 teams with different responsibilities. I was part of the Instrumentation team and consequently also worked Read More … Read More …
