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Capstone Project - Squishy Robotics

Mobile Robots QA Project

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Mobile Robot Skeleton
Current Sensing
Current Sensing Circuit Testing
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  • Devised an electronic circuit to measure the current sensing in motor driver for variable load.

  • Performed Proof of Concept with breadboard testing.

  • Identified motor driver low-range current values and corresponding load values to perform calibration.

  • Built a working prototype and designed PCB.

Bed of Nails Tester
  • Developed basic CAD of Bed-of-Nail Tester with a box structure.

  • Based on user feedback, design had to be iterated for simplicity. Hence, came up with a structure to hold the PCB and in contact with Bed-of-Nail pogo-pin assembly.

  • Built a low-fidelity prototype for conceptualization.

  • Developed iterated CAD of Bed-of-Nail tester.

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First Design
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First Iterated Design
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Final Design
R-Pi Enclosure
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CAD
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3D printed enclosure
Assistive Tool
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First Design
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Iterated Design - Plier

Status: Completed M.Eng. Capstone Project (Sept 2019 - May 2020)

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About Squishy Robotics:

Squishy robots are rapidly deployable mobile sensing robots for disaster rescue, remote monitoring and space exploration. Technologies are at the fusion of robotics, mobile sensing, machine learning, big data fusion and smart IoT (Internet of Things). Visit Squishy Website

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Objective:

  1. Developing and building a current calibration device for motor drivers.

  2. Conceptualizing, Mechanical Designing (CAD) and building a Bed-of-Nails Tester to test the robot's PCBs.

  3. Conceptualizing, Mechanical Designing (CAD) and building  a enclosure for Raspberry Pi and electronics to be mounted on the drone during flight.

  4. Designing an assistive tool for assembling and disassembling the stationary robot.

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Created By Abhishek Bhagwat. Last Update on 30 May 2020.

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