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 I study micromanufacturing. I build some of our group's tiny robots because it's what the group is doing (and because it's fun), but I most like to improve the methods we use to build them, not least because better manufacturing capabilities means we can make much better robots! My ultimate research goals include science fiction like [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_nanotechnology|molecular nanotechnology]], but that won't happen for an extremely long time. I study micromanufacturing. I build some of our group's tiny robots because it's what the group is doing (and because it's fun), but I most like to improve the methods we use to build them, not least because better manufacturing capabilities means we can make much better robots! My ultimate research goals include science fiction like [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_nanotechnology|molecular nanotechnology]], but that won't happen for an extremely long time.
  
-I'm currently best at microfabrication, mechanical engineering, and software, so I can help out if stuff needs to be microfabricated in the Marvell NanoLab or 3D printed / lasercut in the Jacobs Hall makerspace. I also run this website.+I'm currently best at microfabrication, mechanical engineering, and software, so I can help out if stuff needs to be microfabricated in the Marvell NanoLab or 3D printed / lasercut in the Jacobs Hall makerspace. I'm also the current [[:webmaster]] for this website.
  
 ===== What I'm working on ===== ===== What I'm working on =====
  
-I started on the [[MEMS Gripper]] project in fall 2019. Since its DARPA grant expired in 2020, I've been building new grippers as tests for a number of improvements to our inchworm motors and robot assembly methods.+I started on the [[:mems_gripper|MEMS gripper]] project in fall 2019. Since its DARPA grant expired in 2020, I've been building new grippers as tests for a number of improvements to our inchworm motors and robot assembly methods.
  
-In the future, I might work on [[uLEAP Asteroid Robots]], if it gets NIAC funding. I almost have a better electrostatic linear motor design worked out, and I'm considering possible ways to 3D print MEMS.+In the future, I might work on [[:uleap|uLEAP asteroid robots]], if the project gets NIAC funding. I almost have a better electrostatic linear motor design worked out, and I'm considering possible ways to 3D print MEMS.
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