About Us
Meet the Members of Group 15:
Laila El Banna
I’m Laila El Banna, a dedicated student at the University of Central Florida, pursuing my passion for computer engineering and software development. I strive to utilize the power of technology to create gadgets and applications that simplify everyday tasks and enhance efficiency!
Michael Patalano
My name is Michael Patalano and I am majoring in Electrical Engineering. I love basketball, woodworking, and board games. I plan on going into industry for a few years, and then getting my masters degree in biomedical engineering to make prosthetics!
Sanya Wadhwa
My name is Sanya Wadhwa, and I am pursuing my Bachelors in Computer Engineering at UCF. I am passionate about Software Development, with a focus on UI Design and frontend development for web and mobile applications. I thrive on exploring emerging technologies to enhance user experiences and create innovative solutions.
Ryan Kohel
My name is Ryan Kohel. I will be graduating in the Summer 2024 semester with my Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering.
Meet the Committee:
Project Description
The Rock N’ Rover project is a sophisticated remote control car that integrates advanced technologies to offer an engaging application of engineering principles. Its primary goal is to create a versatile and user-friendly vehicle featuring active communication, ultrasonic sensing, and live video streaming directly from a custom mobile application. Motivated by the desire to apply multidimensional engineering concepts, the project aims to design a reliable car with DC motors, an infrared receiver, an ultrasonic sensor, and a camera. It includes a custom-built hardware remote controller using infrared transmission and a user-friendly mobile app for control. The car's camera provides a live video feed for remote navigation, while the ultrasonic sensor ensures safe operation by detecting obstacles. The project highlights the efficient application of engineering knowledge, offering hands-on experience in hardware design, software development, and system integration. It combines skills from electrical and computer engineering, showcasing the versatility of modern engineering techniques. Emphasizing sustainability and utility, the project employs efficient power management and cost-effective components to create a durable vehicle suitable for various conditions.
Documentation
Original Divide & Conquer
Revised Divide & Conquer
60 Page Report
120 Page Report
8 Page Conference Paper
SD1 120 Page Final Report
CDR Presentation Slides
Rock N' Rover Final Presentation Slides
SD2 Final Conference Paper
SD2 Final Report