Modelling BMW M6
3D modelling of BMW M6 using SOLIDWORKS surface features
I'm a MASC graudate from the Univeristy of British Columbia.
The right figure is the first project that I did using MATLAB. It is a simple problem, but to solve it, one needs to apply physics (Newton's Second Law), mathematics (Differential Equation), programming (MATLAB), and engineering skills (small angle approximation).
I've since tackled more complicated simulations, but this project was special because it was one of the first times I felt really satisfied with applying everything I'd learned. I'm excited to keep going and experience that same feeling of joy again!
“You have to learn the rules of the game. And then, you have to play better than anyone else.”
Albert Einstein
Projects
a six-bar return mechanism for trucks
Simulation of a six-bar return mechanism for trucks during the rise and unloading stage
SCARA Robot
Simulation and control of a SCARA Robot
Mold Design
Plastic Mold Injection Design
Lift System for Vertical Movement of Heavy Loads
Assembling of electromechanical telescopic actuator
Trajectory Generation of a Piano Drawing
Simulation of Contouring Performance in Two-Axis Ball-Screw Table
Master Thesis
Digital twin-assisted process monitoring and control
More About Me
I always tend to be attentive to the problems around me. During the past 6 years of my graduate and undergraduate studies, I honed my problem-solving skills which include defining the problem, searching the literature to find previous ideas and methods, using innovative ideas, and finally applying the solution.
How I work
I always do my best to make sure that my work is top-notch. Ever since I was a kid, I've had this habit of finishing whatever I start. I just can't leave a project hanging! It's not always easy, especially with tough assignments, but it's what keeps me going and gives me the motivation to work hard and do my best.