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RC lawnmower

for Speed School Of Engineering's Maker Faire I decided to tackle a problem every lawnowner is well aware of, lawnmowing. This project used a motors from mobility scooter, a 12 amp motor controller, hacked RC controller, battery monitor and a few safety switchs.

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Swim enabling suit

To solve my inability to swim I made this swimsuit. Using SolidWorks I 3D designed grips and a mount for the propellers. A hacked servo motor tester and fourwheeler throttle controller is used send power to the motors with RC motorcontrollers.

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EMP device

In the middle of COVID and online classes time was plenty and so was boredom, that was until I came accross a schematic for a rudimentary electromagnetic pulsating device (EMP device). I wanted to test the EMP protection on every day devices so I decided to put the schematics to use and after a couple dozen fails I had a working EMP. The high caliber EMP waves my version emits can easily reset or kill unprotected electronics (all for testing purposes of course).

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My Leadership positions

FIRST robotics

Lead Mechanical Engineer

During my High School career I lead my FIRST Robotics team's mechanical engineer group. In this position my team and I learned CAD, how to manufacture with industry standerd parts, and vitality of teamwork.

Brown Forman Engineering Academy

Mentorship for 2022 BFEA

I, along with 3 other upperclassmen, mentored incoming engineering students. This experience really instilled the importence of public speaking and working with different personalities.

VEX robotics and

Team leader

Also during my High School career I lead my school's VEX robotics team. We competed in numerous competions and took home many victories along with teamwork, problem solving, and critical thinking skills.