Hypersonics Research

I was originally selected as a freshman to conduct a case study on affordable hypersonics for a large U.S. Defense Prime. With the success of that project, I was brought in to work at the Purdue Hypersonic Applied Research Facility, where I have developed and flown hardware I helped design. Specifically concentrating in additive manufacturing, whether it be printing Inconel or more traditional polymers. I have also helped with the integration of these components on to a flight vehicle, and built said flight vehicle during my time at Pluto Aerospace where I also designed and fabricated launch equipment from specialized rocket carts to entire permanent launch towers. See my LinkedIn for more current info and check out my aerospace engineering page for more rocket related stuff. Also take a peak at my Political Science page for info about my time in D.C. attending conferences regarding U.S. Defense Technology.

Cardboard Canoe

Developed as a part of my high school's senior Engineering class, in association with the University of Arizona, I helped to design and build a canoe made entirely out of cardboard, 8 rolls of duct tape, and 2 trash bags. We verified the design using FEA to prove that it would be stable and buoyant. Our boat not only worked, our team won the relay race across the pool which involved us getting in and out of the boat multiple times.

Awards Design

Designed multiple awards for my high school for Speech and Debate, Board of Directors, and Sports Teams. Used a multitude of manufacturing techniques, including water jetting, woodworking, and laser etching/cutting. See more about my manufacturing experience on my Manufacturing Engineering projects page.

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Created by Bremer Kaprosy on 08/04/21

Last Updated 08/07/2026

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