Roy J. Gross (RJ)
Under-Graduate Research Student
Major:
Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Research Venue: Humanoid Robotics and CAD/CAM Manufacturing
Concentration
Advisor: Dr. Paul Oh
Recent News
Hello welcome to my new site. It has been revamped for a cleaner
appearance and easier navigation. The site is still under
construction, so I apologize for missing links and incomplete content.
Panoramic picture of South Gate Daejeon
September 28th 2008
I hiked a nearby Mountain in Daejeon, South Korea. I look a Hi-res
Panoramic picture on the highest point and stitched the photos together with
ArcSoft Panorama Maker. Compressed click Here
to see!
South Korea Co-Op 07-08 Blog
September 5th 2008
I have stared a "blog" with
Blogger.com. This blog will be a portal into the activities that I
experience throughout my stay in
South Korea for Co-Op 07-08 <-Link to personal blog. It will be a mix
of Technology, Social, and Culture. Please check out what I am up to or leave a
comment or two!
Robo-Hoops 2007
August 4th 2008
Check out
Penn State Abington's autonomous basketball robot competition. Team
PID competition page is up so take a look at the
2007 Robo-Hoops Senior Champions.
DASL Logo Engrave
August 20th 2008
The previous DASL logo engraver was not efficient for making large
quantities. To improve the concept, I overhauled the DASL.jpeg and
re-rendered it in CAD. Then I ran a MasterCAM X2 Contour path generation. I
manufatured
10 key chains to be handed out when Mr. Bossone and Guests visited DASL.
Below is the finished product.
July 24th 2008
Produced the DASL insignia that was engraved into aluminum using a
corner end mill. These will be used for CNC demonstrations and promotional
events. The G code was generated from a freeware program
Image to G-code.
PCNC Mill Mold Project
July 18th 2008
Students from the Hybrid Power Supply Laboratory (HPSL) under the
direction of Dr. Kimberly Cook asked to use our new machine
capabilities. DASL worked with these students to transfer STEP
files to MasterCAM X2 NC code. These were the first machined parts by
our Tormach PCNC to
leave the manufacturing lab of Drexel Autonomous Systems Lab.
