Aire Drone Systems

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Join us for a presentation by Aire Drone Systems as we unveil our groundbreaking solution for tackling maintenance challenges in inaccessible environments. Discover our proof-of-concept system, designed to automate tasks like replacing satellite dishes or light bulbs atop cell towers. We'll delve into our roadmap for future development, addressing potential technical and financial hurdles, and explore how our adaptable design can be tailored to solve a myriad of real-world problems. Don't miss this opportunity to glimpse the future of aerial maintenance technology
 

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  • 1 Trinity Place
  • San Antonio, Texas
  • United States 78212
  • Building: Coates Student Center
  • Room Number: 239 - Woodlawn Room
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  • Starts 10 April 2024 05:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 25 April 2024 05:00 AM UTC
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Alfonso Kamel

Biography:

Alfonso studied Electrical Engineering at Trinity University where he and Gabe competed as finalists at the Trinity University Stumberg Competition. He has been interested in small electronics since he first began modifying gaming consoles in middle school. He engaged in a summer research experience with Dr. Kevin Nickels where he worked on a robotics localization system that used images of ceiling tiles to approximate position. He also held an internship in electronics engineering at Lancer Worldwide where he developed automated testing systems for complex printed circuit boards. He currently lives in San Antonio, Texas where he works as an Electrical Design engineer at ENTRUST Solutions Group.

Gabe Ogden

Biography:

Gabe studied Mechanical Engineering at Trinity University and won the Texas Business Hall of Fame Future Business Legend Award his Senior Year. He also worked with Dr. Kevin Nickels in a summer research experience where he contributed to a cycloidal gearbox and chassis for an autonomous rover system. Since graduation, he has worked in the energy infrastructure industry and recently began a new role as a transmission line engineer at M&S Engineering in San Antonio, Texas. 
 





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Park in Alamo Stadium across Stadium Drive

 

11:20 Gathering, Announcements

11:30 Pizza, Presentation

12:00 Questions & Answers

12:30 Dismissal