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Interactive Educational Wind Tunnel
A modular wind tunnel designed and fabricated as an interactive educational engineering tool.
View Project →MECHANICAL ENGINEERING • UCSB
I'm an incoming Mechanical Engineering student at the University of California, Santa Barbara with a passion for hands-on engineering, prototyping, and building things that combine mechanical design with technology.
SELECTED WORK
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A modular wind tunnel designed and fabricated as an interactive educational engineering tool.
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A lightweight RC aircraft designed, fabricated, assembled, and flight-tested using LW-PLA.
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A mechanically optimized trebuchet that achieved a competition-winning launch distance of 174.5 feet.
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A Lord Ganesha statue reconstructed from more than 350 photographs, repaired in Blender, and fabricated as a PLA print.
View Project →LEADERSHIP & TEACHING
Creating opportunities for younger students to learn engineering through hands-on design and fabrication.
I independently created and led two weeklong 3D printing camps from my garage for middle school and early high school students.
Across two Monday-through-Friday sessions, I taught four students the fundamentals of 3D modeling, slicing, printer operation, maintenance, and proper filament care.
Students designed something new every day while learning how to use unfamiliar modeling tools and troubleshoot problems in their work.
Each session concluded with a more complex multipart final design that I printed for the students. Parents were impressed by the depth of the course, and the students said they enjoyed the experience and developed meaningful new skills.
ABOUT ME
I'm an incoming Mechanical Engineering student at UC Santa Barbara who enjoys turning ideas into physical projects.
My experience spans mechanical design, CAD, 3D printing, programming, photogrammetry, experimental testing, and technical instruction.
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