Meet the team behind it all!

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Lauren

E:Robo, class of 2019. Github Link
“I was looking forward to working with an interesting medium and problem solving in a space that I don’t have experience in, which was more than fulfilled by us tackling a water-based system. I had a lot of fun figuring out how to find efficient solutions and take the right risks in a space where multiple teams have failed previously. It was quite the challenge, but a really fun one that I’ve had an amazing time working with.”

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Audrey

E:Robo, class of 2019. Github Link
“PoE is basically the dream class for a robotics engineer like me - such a fantastic chance to work with software, mechanical, and electrical integration, which is basically what Robo:E is all about. I ended up focusing on the mechanical system mostly for Cascade, but got the opportunity to tinker with everything. Thank you so much to the team for supporting my dream!”

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Diego

E:Robo, class of 2019. Github Link
"I wanted to tackle a challenge that dealt with some thing I had no experience with. Mission accomplished. Water is hard to deal with. Nevertheless, I learned a lot over the course of this project, from fluid dynamics to integrating a large system such as Cascade. It also helps to have such an amazing team as this one."

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Kim

ECE, class of 2019. Github Link
“For this project, I wanted to work with water pressure systems, because it’s a really interesting space and this project provides a unique opportunity to do that. I wanted to learn more about integration as well, as I’ve never really worked on a project that placed this much of an emphasis on electrical, mechanical, and software integration. I’d like to thank my team and the teaching team for helping us achieve our goals.”

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Carl

E:Robo, class of 2019. Github Link
"Carl is a butt who can’t write his own bio. Despite this, he’s really great at the whole ECE thing, and worked a lot on controlling the valves and figuring out how on earth to make patterns. His circuits are really pretty, but also kind of smell. Carl is a wonderful human (and still a butt)."