Tom Nguyen ('26)
Combat robotics fella, I make dangerous robots.
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Combat robotics fella, I make dangerous robots.
Amateur "machinist" and bike mechanic who likes to pretend he knows what he's doing
"I have no idea"
Instrument / guitar pedal builder & arcade machine enthusiast
MITERS Emperor (and CRC captain)! I build combat robots, electric bikes, rollercoasters, and other crazy ideas that pop into my head.
Current MITERS Death Scooter Connoisseur. 6-3 '25, MEng
I am an electrical engineer, specifically a 6-1. I can be found at MITERS building something interesting from cruft recently obtained from the loading dock...
John of all trades. Death to false metal.
MechE, builder of robots and racecars.
I like making stuff, miters is a great place to do that. I'm a '26, would love to build a jetski or overpowered mini boat. In my free time I fly FPV.
MatSci, Combat Robotics, fire
Current MITERS Tesla Coil Child (TM)
Hobby machinist studying electrical engineering, specializing in RF. Also helps run Swapfest, the Flea at MIT.
Vehicles, rocket science, and other miscellaneous projects. Jack of most trades master of none, but better than one!
EECS. MechE too. Understander of Electric Vehicles.
Hub-less hub motor, crocs, Chinese, truck home conversion, robotics, personal data dashboard analytics, alternative education models, brain computer interfaces
Retired MITERS dictator and current aficionado of general swashbuckling adventures. Will teach you how to weld in exchange for Beantown. Fond of high vacuum, electric vehicles, and hydrofoils.
Legged robots, electric motors, enthusiast of high bandwidth electro-mechanical contraptions
Ciaran got his PhD in mechanical engineering from Harvard and worked as a Post-doc designing novel tools.
Robots and automation, batteries and battery management, power electronics, embedded development. Dane worked at A123 systems for several years and is our go-to guy for lithium battery management and safety.
Experimental physics, vintage machine refurbishment, gear shaping & hobbing. A good person to randomly dispense advice or stories… he’s old!
MIT Lecturer, Tough tech systems engineering from lab to launch.
Conventional/manual machine operation, metrology, traditional manufacturing, mechanical design especially gear design and gear manufacturing, precision grinding, electric discharge machining, heavy equipment moving/rigging/hauling, machinery salvage and restoration. Has a machine shop in Waltham specializing in gear manufacturing.