Past projects
- Compact Customizable Maze Navigation Robot - 2016-17RCj Rescue Maze + MakerFaire talk
- Android Bluetooth Robot Communication App - 2015
- NXT and Arduino Hybrid Robot / I2C Slave - 2014RCj Rescue Line - 1st place in International @ Brazil
- Main developer for FLL 2012 (Senior Solutions)1st place in robot game
Ethan Wu
I am an 10th grader at the Bridgewater-Raritain High School and have been attending Storming Robots for 5 years. At a very young age, I have been interested in robotics and electronics, having constructed a motion-activated nightlight at age 6. From there, I have worked on various different robotics projects, starting with LEGO NXTs and the FLL robotics competition. Around age 10, I started working with more advanced programming, moving from LEGO's basic drag-and-drop software to RobotC, programming in C for NXT's, and to creating a hybrid robot comprised of an NXT as a master and an Arduino as a sensor slave (programmed in C++) communicating to each other via I2C. I have also created Android apps to interact with robots over Bluetooth for remote control capabilities. I enjoys doing just about anything computers-related, including web design, algorithms programming, CGI art, and Linux.
I am very self-motivated, not afraid to learn new things in order to get the job done, and done right. I have taught myself all about computers and programming, including C/C++, Javascript, Java, Python, Linux, KiCAD, FreeCAD, Blender, and OpenCV.
Past projects
- Rescue Maze - 2016-7
- Rescue Line - 2015Lead software developer
- FLL 2015-6 (Learning Unleashed, Trash Trek)Lead software developer
Daniel Xue
Hi. I am a (rising) freshman at Montgomery High School. I've always been interested in software development. At a very young age, I saw my dad teaching my brother basic programming, and I immediately begged my dad to teach me as well. Little did I know, this was the beginning of a venture lasting to this day, and into the future.
In fourth grade, I began to learn python, and by the end of it developed an asteroids ripoff. From there I continued to learn, learning by myself Java. Then, in the summer of 2014, when I was 11 years old, I attended a summer camp at Storming Robots, a nearby robotics institution. There, i began my venture into C programming through the RobotC IDE and developed my algorithmic thinking. In the next few years, the concepts I learned were refined and broadened through the participation of various competitions such as FLL, USACO, and 3 years of RoboCup Junior.
Through it all, I gathered vast array of programming skills, learning C/C++, Python, Java, Swift, OpenCV, and OpenSCAD, all in the span of an amazing short few years.