It was another strong showing from Appstates Team Sunergy as they took 2nd place in the American Solar Challenge.
https://www.hcpress.com/app-state/a-bright-finish-for-team-sunergy-app-state-solar-vehicle-team-takes-second-place-in-the-2022-american-solar-challenge.html
I’m glad that we were able to take care of some material testing to help them certify their roll cage design.
Glad to help out team Sunergy again this year with their roll cage testing. You can track their progress in the Formula Sun Grand Prix as they look to qualify for the American Solar Challenge.
https://sunergy.appstate.edu/social-media/
The middle of May brought the end of the Spring 22 semester, and with it graduation. Alex, Mallory, and Matt all graduated with their undergraduate degrees in Mechanical Engineering Technology.
The weekend before graduation, I was happy to be able to host several of the graduates and alums at the house for food and games. Like most good gatherings, I was too busy to capture many pictures…but here is the aftermath of several high stakes rounds of Pairs and Skulls.
Congratulations to Hank Wolfe (WaterBros Desal’s high school summer 2022 intern) for being named a finalist for a Park Scholarship at NC State.
https://orise.orau.gov/AMOsummer/robotics/default.html
UNC Charlotte Alum Casey Nichols (currently at NREL) is looking for summer interns to investigate automating the manufacture of wind turbine blades using robotics and computer vision.
After finishing his graduate studies in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Systems, David has kept himself busy with some new projects.
The UNC Coastal Studies Institute and University of New Hampshire are two of the key partners in AMEC. We’re looking forward to the opportunities that this will provide for marine energy research along the Atlantic coast.
