Hello, I'm Eric Oh
I'm a mechanical engineering student at Northwestern University who builds robotics hardware end-to-end — from CAD and FEA to the PCBs, firmware, and control loops that bring it to life.
I'm a mechanical engineering student at Northwestern University who builds robotics hardware end-to-end — from CAD and FEA to the PCBs, firmware, and control loops that bring it to life.
FEA-driven redesign of a Nylon-12 caliper, validated against ISO 4210-2 on a real bike.
Load-bearing drivetrain mount with an eccentric chain tensioner, from FEA to CNC.
A custom SPI ADC board and C++ driver for high-rate strain gauge measurement.
Camera-based line tracking on a Pico 2, from chassis CAD to closed-loop steering.
A PIC32 position controller with a Python tuning interface and trajectory tracking.
A drill-driven lift seat that lets one caregiver raise a fallen adult off the floor.
A one-handed baby diapering assistor for parents with hemiplegia.
An AI web app that generates sync licensing metadata from an uploaded audio track.