Project Description:
The University Student Launch Initiative (USLI) is a NASA sponsored competition. This year each team developed a launch vehicle and payload, that must reach a specified altitude, safely land, then perform a payload mission. For the payload mission, a remotely operated rover must eject from the launch vehicle and navigate to a specified location, where it collects 10ml of simulated lunar ice. The payload sub team designed, manufactured, and tested a bi-axial rover with expandable wheels, and lead screw ejection system to perform this mission.
Project Team Member(s):
Jonathan Kaminski
Jordon Haglund
Donovan Mendosa
Alex Stewart
College of Engineering Unit(s):
Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering
Undergraduate Project
Project Website(s):
Project Communication Piece(s):
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 frr_presentation_3_10_2020_0.pdf | 26.09 MB |
| cdr_presentation_1_27_2020_0.pdf | 11.02 MB |
Project ID:
MIME12
