Bo Anderson
M.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering
Duke University
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certificate
B.S. in Computer Engineering
Washington University in St. Louis
Minors - Mathematics; Human-Computer Interaction
Hello there, and welcome to my portfolio! My name is Bo Anderson, and I am a first-year Master of Engineering candidate studying Mechanical Engineering. I value the importance of a coherent intersection between technical information and project management. With a concentration in Autonomous, Intelligent Systems and Machines, my current interests include robotics and system integration. With great collaboration and communication skills, I strive to always challenge myself and adapt to new topics and information.
Current Projects
Drone Swarm: Search & Rescue
- In “Experimental Design and Research Methods” capstone class, conducting semester-long research project on drone swarms and their applications for disaster search and rescue missions (earthquake, fire, hurricanes)
- Using Crazyflie drone client and ESP32-CAM module (manually attached to drone) to combine real-time computer vision and geo-tracking.
- A link to the project portfoilio can be found HERE to learn more about the breakdown of tasks and full system integration.
Robotic "Bartender"
Please refer the the following link to find our team project portfolio!
Previous Work
Technical Writing Final Research Project
(April 2022) - Washington U.
Digital Systems Laboratory: Audio Equalizer with FPGA Board
(Sept. - Dec. 2021) - Washington U.
Over the course of the fall 2021 semester, the professor guided students through the process of integrating a 13-band, 2-channel FIR Filter, an ADC, and a DAC into an FPGA board’s MicroBlaze micro controller.
By gaining a better understanding of how computer architecture, programming, and testing apply to real-world discoveries, this lab class provided great skills for future management projects and technical work.
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