| Group |
2019-23 |
Status |
inprogress |
| Title |
Robotic Assembly of Lattice Structures |
| Supervisor |
Krzysztof Skonieczny |
| Description |
The NASA Ames Coded Structures Lab's (CSL) ARMADAS (Automated Reconfigurable Mission Adaptive Digital Assembly Systems) project aims to automate the construction of cuboctahedral lattice structures with a robotic system. Composed of discrete materials (voxels), the structures can be built and reconfigured for the various needs of deep space exploration. Our aim is to use BILL-E (Bipedal Isotropic Lattice Locomoting Explorer) to autonomously transport, inspect, and place voxels, ultimately building a specified structure, all the while managing its power requirements efficiently. |
| Student Requirement |
Software/Hardware Integration, Robotics, Low level programming, data structures and algorithms (COEN 352), Hardware design, Telecommunications (ELEC 463), microcontroller programming (ELEC/COEN 390), power fundamentals (ELEC 331)
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| Tools |
SLA & FDM printers, Laser cutter, Matlab, Gazebo, ROS, CAD software, power supplies, DC motors, servo motors, Oscilloscope, multimeter, PCB CNC Machine, Soldering equipment |
| Number of Students |
5 |
| Students |
Miriam Lennig Desiree Blizzard
Sarah Ben Rejeb James Mariotti
William Cui
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