LabVIEW Data Acquisition — Solar Thermal Electric Panel
A LabVIEW and CompactRIO data acquisition system to measure a novel Solar Thermal Electric Panel against commercial systems — results published on ResearchGate.
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A LabVIEW and CompactRIO data acquisition system to measure a novel Solar Thermal Electric Panel against commercial systems — results published on ResearchGate.
A standardized test robot built from LEGO for repeatable, reconfigurable multi-motion and vision testing — because having a reliable test platform is the difference between debugging code and debugging hardware at the same time.
This page is for lessons that have earned their place through experience.
Multi-language robotics programming across NI hardware for FRC mentorship — maintaining parallel codebases for the same robot behaviors to understand what's universal versus what's a language artifact.
I return to philosophy, religion, poetry, and art as a living reference library for the human experience — using them as tools for seeing, not as abstract decoration.
Probing Queries and Their Reasons: A compilation of pressing questions and the rationale behind them. This section is dedicated to exploring the 'whys' that...
Built a cloud-based IDE for developing and reusing React components using VS Code Server hosted on AWS ECS — allowing developers to create, test, and publish...
This section captures how I think through ideas, questions, and experiences over time.
A hub for formative stories, unresolved questions, and reflective pages that have shaped how I think.
Built a remote learning environment during the pandemic so students could access LabVIEW software and physical lab hardware from anywhere — keeping a robotics program running when everything else shut down.