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Project Athena

Senior Design Project

Project Athena is a quadrupedal system designed to assist recovery efforts designated towards wildfires with sensors and electronic communications.

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Product

Technical Requirements

Real Time Operational Intelligence
Minimal Latency
Traceable and Deployable Data

Our Automated system will use machine learning patterns to make decisions and notify users as soon as possible

Through the use of our own apache web server we will minimize data transmission time to take actions without delay

Through the use of XML and PHP data handling we will keep records and evaluate real time data to determine wether environments are too dangerous for individuals to enter

About

Partner Companies

Companies that are currently backing our project.

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Hawk Ridge Systems

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Swinerton Builders

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Components

Full HD Camera Object Detection

12 Servo Motors for quadrupedal movement along with 4 DC motors for locomotion

Fire resistant and sturdy 3D printed body that can be easily replaced in case of failure

Contact
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Build

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The motor control system consists of the following:  

 

A Nvidia Jetson to control the system 

 

An H-Bridge circuit controlled by the Jetson hardware

 

Pulse Width Modulator (PWM). 

 

DC motors connected to the H-bridge 

 

A 16 channel PWM controlled by I2C pin 

 

Servo motors controlled by the 16 channel PWM 

 

Sensors in order to read external data and recalibrate

system accordingly 

 

PID Control in internal C++ environment to propagate errors  

Demo

GET IN TOUCH

We'd love to hear from you

Computer Engineering Majors

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danielgonzalez3@csus.edu

erodriguez@csus.edu

Electrical Engineering Majors

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​jbolles@csus.edu

nestorgarcia@csus.edu

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Mechanical Engineering Majors

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alee10@csus.edu

annnguyen@csus.edu

briankalayanamitr@csus.edu

jorgeavilez@csus.edu

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