ERAU-Prescott Robotics
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Space Robotics
The Space Robotics Laboratory at ERAU Prescott
is located in the STEM Education Center (Bldg. 76). -
Hexapod Mobile Robot
Six-legged robotics platform has been designed
by team PreSept for agile obstacle avoidance. -
Capstone Class 2017
Team members from left to right: Robert Noble,
Austin Wild, Jennifer Stiles, Nick Harris,
Hilary Nelson, and Andrew Dittrich. -
Capstone Class 2017
Team members from left to right: Steven Rudrich,
Sarah Pearson, Magnus Bergman, Kristin Sandager,
David Olson, Davis Fischer, Kevin Horn,
Mariah Sampson, Evan Kline, and Trentin Post. -
Capstone Class 2018
Team members from left to right: Mathew Todd,
Jacqueline Worley, Grayson Lynch,
Chad Abramson, Garrison Bybee, Riley Griffin,
Morgan Garone, and Sara El Baissi. -
Capstone Class 2018
Team members from left to right: Justin Maza,
Theodore Lilyeblade, Clayton Walker,
Bruce Nelson, Jonathan Buchholz, Andrew Petersen
Emma Hutchison, and Alexandra Indritz.
Space Robotics Classroom
The Space Robotics Classroom is utilized for teaching the robotics and mechatronics classes and laboratories. It is equipped with the following equipment:
- Two 72-7655 Tenma High Power Single Channel
- Two 87-V Fluke Digital Multimeters
- Two WES51 Weller Soldering Station
- Two 21-10125 Tenma Hot Air Rework Station
- Three 33511B KeySight Waveform Generator with Arbitrary Waveform Capability
- Three E3647A KeySight Power Supply
- Twelve 1672 B&K Power Supply
- Thirteen 34461A KeySight Digital Multimeter
- Thirteen 33509B KeySight Waveform Generator
- Thirteen DSOX3012A KeySight Oscilloscope
The Space Robotics Classroom also features a 10' x 10' table for testing small robots. A maze is incorporated onto the table for mechatronics competitions.
