COORD Cards - Perlin and Simplex
When procedurally generating beautiful business cards, sometimes more noise is a good thing! - Part 2 of the Coord Card algorithmic art series.
An aggressive, multidisciplinary four-year program that fulfilled a comprehensive education in EE, CS, and ME with a focus on how they intertwine to form a unified robotic solution.
Designed and implemented an automated electrical apparatus for stress testing motor driver assemblies used in the iRobot SUGV platform in addition to debugging FPGA firmware and hardware fault investigation/rework.
Implimented, documented, and released a SCPI-protocol controlled dual-channel power supply system for use in TALON robot production procedures alongside numerous instances of technical documentation authoring, feature research, and testing for TALON and TALON subsystems.
Conceptualized, designed, and fabricated an open source development board for the exploration of haptic neuroprosthetics compatible with the BeagleBone brand of single-board computers. Alongside the board itself, a full set of documentation and support libraries were created to facilitate quick system development.
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When procedurally generating beautiful business cards, sometimes more noise is a good thing! - Part 2 of the Coord Card algorithmic art series.
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