PANTHER – In-Situ Environmental Monitoring System
Developed a real-time water quality monitoring system integrated onto the PEARL Autonomous Surface Vehicle,
using a system-of-systems framework to support environmental data collection.
- • Integrated sensors for parameters such as pH and dissolved oxygen.
- • Programmed microcontrollers for real-time acquisition and processing.
- • Designed wireless communication paths between embedded devices and central servers.
- • Contributed to a 2025 conference publication on system design and implementation.
Bathymetry Mapping on PEARL ASV
Implemented an autonomous system to measure and map water depth using the PEARL ASV platform, leveraging
MOOS-IvP for navigation and mission execution.
- • Integrated depth sensors into the on-board embedded system.
- • Configured waypoint navigation and mission profiles in MOOS-IvP.
- • Supported mapping and visualization of bathymetry data.
Predictive Thermal Modeling for Offshore AUV Servicing Platform
Contributed to modeling and analysis for a renewably powered offshore AUV servicing platform,
focusing on predictive thermal behavior under different operating conditions.
- • Helped characterize thermal performance for long-duration operation.
- • Supported work toward a conference paper (OMAE2025-152581).
- • Informed design decisions for energy-aware marine infrastructure.
Raspberry Pi Cybersecurity Demonstration
Built a Raspberry Pi–based hacking project to demonstrate real-world cybersecurity risks and mitigation
strategies within small networked systems.
- • Identified and exploited vulnerabilities on a controlled network.
- • Demonstrated attack vectors relevant to embedded and IoT devices.
- • Implemented and documented countermeasures for hardening.
UDP Client–Server File Transfer
Designed a Python-based client–server system to transfer files over UDP, focusing on efficient data
transmission in lossy environments.
- • Implemented custom packet handling and basic reliability features.
- • Demonstrated concepts applicable to robotic telemetry links.
Traffic Light Control with AVR Assembly
Programmed a traffic light system using AVR Assembly to model a finite state machine–based controller.
- • Implemented timing and state transitions at the register level.
- • Demonstrated an understanding of low-level embedded control logic.