The goal of the UAV Airframe C project is to provide an unmanned aerial platform used for an aerial imaging system. The UAV airframe must support the weight and interfaces for the designed imaging system. The aircraft must be operated remotely and be a viable alternative to current aerial imaging methods. This is a second generation airframe, expanding on the previously laid ground work established by the P09232 UAV B Senior Design Project.

Group Members:

Daniel Graves - Project Lead

James Reepmeyer - Lead Engineer

Alex Funiciello - Airfoil Design

Michael Hardbarger - Electronic System

Brian Smaszcz - Airframe

Project Name

UAV Airframe C Project

Project Number

P10232

Project Family

R09230

Track

Vehicle Systems and Technologies

Start Term

Fall - 20091

End Term

Spring - 20093

Faculty Guide

Dr. Jason Kolodziej (ME)

Faculty Consultant

Dr. P. Venkataraman (ME)

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Philip Bryan

Primary Customer

RIT College of Imaging Science

Mission Statement

Staffing Requirements

Intellectual Property Considerations

Preliminary Work Breakdown Structure

Team Values and Norms

Required Resources

DPM Deliverables

Work Breakdown Structure

Risk Management

Project Timeline

Identify Customer Needs

Engineering Specifications

Concept Generation

Select Product Concept(s)

MSD II Test Plan

External Interfaces

Concept Design Review Documents (SD I)

Detailed Design Review Documents (SD I)

Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD I)

MSD II Timeline

Technical Conference Publication (SD II)

Poster Publication (SD II)

Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD II)

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