As an engineering student, I helped to build the first three rovers for Cornell’s Mars Rover project team, first as a member of the tasks sub-system, then as the team system’s engineer, and finally as the team lead. As the team lead, I guided a group of over 40 students divided into six sub-stystems (tasks, drive-train, electrical, software, science, and business) to build that year’s rover, Ares, and compete in the University Rover Challenge in Utah.
Learn more about the current Cornell Mars Rover team and support their work here!
