Six projects in automation, precision motion, product design and research.
An optical positioning bench with four motorized and four manual axes, 10 µm resolution, replacing a fully manual setup.
Give the homepage its one dark, controlled, high-precision note.
Fixtures for laser intensity, interface reliability, focus ring torque and vibration testing.
Read as precision test equipment at card size.
Upcycling fabric scraps into beads that can be used in jewelry designs or sold wholesale.
The heart of the cutting subsystem is a custom-machined steel stamp with five flower-shaped blades.
An assistive mobility device that not only functions as a walker and rollator but also provides powered assistance to help users safely and comfortably sit down and stand up.
Full CAD assembly: frame, seat, backrest housing, handles and four powered legs.
To evaluate the population variation in head-to-helmet contact forces in helmet users.
Oregon Aero foam liner pads instrumented with contact pressure sensors.
Leading development of luX-Ray, a 5-axis, 7 ft × 7 ft × 4 ft gantry system to automate shielding-verification scans around an industrial X-ray CT scanner, targeting 2–5 mm repeatability.
Frame, scanner envelope, five-axis carriage and traced scan path, with a 5 ft 10 in figure for scale.
Open to co-op, internship and project conversations in mechanical design, product development and R&D.