Over the past four years, RIT students have designed, assembled, and tested the Wandering Ambassador. They have succeeded in their goal of showcasing the creativity and aptitude of RIT students. Since the first year, the complexity of the project has grown immensely. The task of comprehending and understanding past modifications to enhance the project further has become a laborious task. Our goal is to reduce the period in which a new group can familiarize themselves with the Wandering Ambassador and enable quicker problem solving and multidisciplinary development to be performed in parallel.

For a more detailed project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package.

Project Name

Wandering Campus Ambassador Test Stand

Project Number

P12215

Start Term

2011-2

End Term

2011-3

Faculty Guide

George Slack, gbseee@rit.edu, 475-5105

Sponsors & Thanks

Funding from COE, E&ME Department and Harris RF. Dr. Mondragon, CAST EE Professor for technical advisement, Pandaboard hardware and multiple Cypress PSOC’s.

Planning & Execution

Systems Design

Detailed Design

Planning & Execution

Build, Test, Document

Final Presentation

Technical Paper

Poster