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As part of the Honors Thesis program at Arizona State University's Barrett, the Honors College, I conducted a study investigating the kinematic and haptic cues in human-human object handovers to inspire robotic handover controllers.
I worked in the Space and Terrestrial Robotic Exploration (SpaceTREx) Laboratory at Arizona State University to develop perching and imaging schemes for flying microbots in low gravity and airless environments.
My work was funded by the ASU/NASA Space Grant.
I was the president and program manager of Arizona State University's AIAA Design Build Fly (DBF) team. I oversaw the Flight Sciences, Structures, Propulsion, Finances, and Outreach teams as well as 9 Research and Development Teams. In 2014, Air Devils placed 17th out of 100 teams at the International AIAA DBF competition.
Air Devils has received several awards:
Air Devils was funded by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering Office of Academic and Student Affairs, Raytheon Missile Systems, Industrial Metal Supply, and the Undergraduate Student Government at ASU.
As a capstone project for Arizona State University's Mechanical Engineering program, we developed a low-cost and portable cable-suspended camera system.