A running record of the hardware, test rigs, and research I've built at NASA Marshall and in the lab at CU Boulder. Each page has more detail than fits on a resume, and I'll keep adding to them as work progresses.
A test bench built from scratch, including a novel air panel and control software, to study how additive manufacturing and post-processing affect turbomachinery performance. Funded by a $200,000 Center Innovation Fund award.
Read more →Characterization studies and a physical test stand for L-PBF engine components in GRX-810 and GRCop-42, covering burst testing, lattice analysis, and post-processing methods.
Read more →A modular test bench with custom flow rate and resistance sensors, a MATLAB analysis pipeline, and multi-material 3D printed soft actuators, built to support proprioceptive actuator research.
Read more →Technical and leadership contributions to Human Landing System risk reduction activities, including inducer waterflow testing and test stand modifications.
Read more →A novel insulation method for electronics operating at the lunar South Pole, funded as one of five department-wide ES IT&D grants during a Pathways rotation to ES33.
Read more →A handheld device that reads physical text and converts it to real time braille and speech, built for people who are blind or deafblind.
Read more →A wearable glove and mobile app that turns American Sign Language into text and speech in real time, carrying the signer's emotional tone along with it.
Read more →A tool that turns a plain language prompt into a ready-to-print prosthetic design file, aimed at cutting the cost and complexity out of getting assistive technology.
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