Add to ORKGWe were tasked with designing a remote-controlled vehicle that is capable of collecting and holding “rocks”. The device had to be battery powered and operated by an RC transmitter/receiver. The physical constraints required the vehicle to fit within the designated 5.25’’ diameter and 8.5’’ long cylinder. The goal was to maximize the number of rocks collected in 5 minutes
Our project was the ARLISS competition project, more specifically the second part of the project whe...
Dr. Braude from the Biology department at Washington University in St. Louis is currently working on...
This project aims to design and fabricate a vehicle to compete in the 2009 ASME Student Design Compe...
This project was a MEMS 411 Senior Design project completed for a potential future WashU Rocketry Te...
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...
The rock collecting over project challenged groups to construct a small,, remote controlled rover th...
The goal of this project is to create a remotely-controlled rover that can reliably collect dice. Th...
To design, build, and test an autonomous canister vehicle to compete in the ARLISS competition. Desi...
This project is a dicycle designed for the ARLISS Canister Competition. In this competition, the dev...
The goal of the project laid out in this paper is to develop a model rocket range and altitude track...
This design project was altered from the 2018 ASME Soccer Robot competition. Dr. Jackson Potter led ...
In this hardware project the students designed the prototype of a novel mini-rover for the explorati...
The Rover Mechanical Arm and Turret (RAT) team was originally tasked with designing and building a m...
The annual NASA Robotic Mining Challenge: Lunabotics tasks teams with building robots capable of tra...
Our project was the ARLISS competition project, more specifically the second part of the project whe...
Dr. Braude from the Biology department at Washington University in St. Louis is currently working on...
This project aims to design and fabricate a vehicle to compete in the 2009 ASME Student Design Compe...
This project was a MEMS 411 Senior Design project completed for a potential future WashU Rocketry Te...
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...
The rock collecting over project challenged groups to construct a small,, remote controlled rover th...
The goal of this project is to create a remotely-controlled rover that can reliably collect dice. Th...
To design, build, and test an autonomous canister vehicle to compete in the ARLISS competition. Desi...
This project is a dicycle designed for the ARLISS Canister Competition. In this competition, the dev...
The goal of the project laid out in this paper is to develop a model rocket range and altitude track...
This design project was altered from the 2018 ASME Soccer Robot competition. Dr. Jackson Potter led ...
In this hardware project the students designed the prototype of a novel mini-rover for the explorati...
The Rover Mechanical Arm and Turret (RAT) team was originally tasked with designing and building a m...
The annual NASA Robotic Mining Challenge: Lunabotics tasks teams with building robots capable of tra...
Our project was the ARLISS competition project, more specifically the second part of the project whe...
Dr. Braude from the Biology department at Washington University in St. Louis is currently working on...
This project aims to design and fabricate a vehicle to compete in the 2009 ASME Student Design Compe...