A two-semester senior design project has concluded with six mechanical engineering students seeing stars. Constructed with nearly 20 hand-machined parts, seniors Mike Ciuzio, Dylan Gouletas, Chris Hewitt, Zach Karamallakis, Michael Keyser and Maggie Murphy have built a Newtonian reflecting telescope. The device will allow star gazers to not only view astronomical objects, but also photograph them using automated, controlled tracking.
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- ICAMS takes first place at SEC Machining Competition November 20, 2024Auburn University’s Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Manufacturing Systems (ICAMS) recently clinched first place in the 3rd Annual Project MFG SEC Machining Competition, held at Mississippi State University.
- NCAT welcomes new inductees to Wall of Honor November 20, 2024Three influential leaders were inducted into the Wall of Honor for their contributions to Auburn University’s National Center for Asphalt Technology, enhancing its impact in the asphalt industry.
- Senior computer science and software engineering student programs independent AI robotic arm for everyday use November 19, 2024Carson Bulgin, a computer science and artificial engineering senior, is at the forefront of artificial intelligence (AI) programming for assistive robots. He is developing software that enables a robotic arm to function without explicit supervision and human feedback.