Our project was the ARLISS competition project, more specifically the second part of the project where the vehicle must survive a drop and drive to a known location over rough desert terrain. We interviewed our professor, Dr. Potter, who had previous experience with the project to understand what was required in our design. The project started with creating concept ideas and deciding on one, which initially was an airplane to avoid designing a landing mechanism and having to drive over rough terrain. However, this design proved to have too many flaws and was scrapped. The new design was a small rover with a single motor and a oneway bearing with a parachute attached. Most of the parts in this design were 3D printed, save for the axle, parac...
Preliminary Research AerodyNamic Design To Land on Mars (PRANDTL-M) is a glider with a two-foot wing...
We were tasked with designing a remote-controlled vehicle that is capable of collecting and holding ...
This research has developed a viable drogue parachute release system sufficient for recovering level...
This project is a dicycle designed for the ARLISS Canister Competition. In this competition, the dev...
To design, build, and test an autonomous canister vehicle to compete in the ARLISS competition. Desi...
The goal of this project is to create a remotely-controlled rover that can reliably collect dice. Th...
Design a remote controlled Rock-Collecting Rover that can store 35 rocks while moving, can navigate ...
The following report has been prepared for MEMS 411 Mechanical Engineering Design Project and contai...
This project was a MEMS 411 Senior Design project completed for a potential future WashU Rocketry Te...
The rock collecting over project challenged groups to construct a small,, remote controlled rover th...
This design team was tasked to develop autonomous movement, sensing, and navigation capabilities on ...
A recumbent trike was designed and built for the ASME Human Powered Vehicle Challenge held at San Jo...
Continuing their work from last semester on the Unpressurized Manned Rover for Use on Mars Surface t...
In continuation of a two-year project, a team of 14 undergraduate engineering students completed des...
The Tigernauts are a group of senior-level undergraduate engineering students at Trinity University ...
Preliminary Research AerodyNamic Design To Land on Mars (PRANDTL-M) is a glider with a two-foot wing...
We were tasked with designing a remote-controlled vehicle that is capable of collecting and holding ...
This research has developed a viable drogue parachute release system sufficient for recovering level...
This project is a dicycle designed for the ARLISS Canister Competition. In this competition, the dev...
To design, build, and test an autonomous canister vehicle to compete in the ARLISS competition. Desi...
The goal of this project is to create a remotely-controlled rover that can reliably collect dice. Th...
Design a remote controlled Rock-Collecting Rover that can store 35 rocks while moving, can navigate ...
The following report has been prepared for MEMS 411 Mechanical Engineering Design Project and contai...
This project was a MEMS 411 Senior Design project completed for a potential future WashU Rocketry Te...
The rock collecting over project challenged groups to construct a small,, remote controlled rover th...
This design team was tasked to develop autonomous movement, sensing, and navigation capabilities on ...
A recumbent trike was designed and built for the ASME Human Powered Vehicle Challenge held at San Jo...
Continuing their work from last semester on the Unpressurized Manned Rover for Use on Mars Surface t...
In continuation of a two-year project, a team of 14 undergraduate engineering students completed des...
The Tigernauts are a group of senior-level undergraduate engineering students at Trinity University ...
Preliminary Research AerodyNamic Design To Land on Mars (PRANDTL-M) is a glider with a two-foot wing...
We were tasked with designing a remote-controlled vehicle that is capable of collecting and holding ...
This research has developed a viable drogue parachute release system sufficient for recovering level...