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🎉 Huge congrats to the Open Orbit CubeSat team, led by Prof. Chandra, for winning big at the I4E Startup Showcase! The event, which celebrates entrepreneurship at CSU, brought together nearly 250 students, founders, alumni, and community members. After weeks of behind-the-scenes work, student teams took the stage to deliver thoughtful 5-minute pitches about their work.👏 🥈 Ground Station Network (GSn) - Jacob Auman 🏅 Business for a Better World - Ad Astra
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Another CSU senior design team is making huge contributions to the world of engineering. CSU Engineers are entering the aerospace industry and getting hands-on aerospace experience at the undergraduate level! Hear from the OpenOrbit CubeSat team as they share what it’s like to design a device bound for space, and where they see the future of OpenOrbit heading next.
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Huge thanks to the incredible students from Colorado State University’s Mechanical Engineering and Electrical & Computer Engineering departments, along with the dedicated teams from the CSU Drone Center and INCUS, for taking time from their Spring Break and representing us so well at Aerospace Day at the Capitol. Your passion, professionalism, and enthusiasm made a lasting impression and showcased the innovation happening at CSU. We’re also grateful to the Colorado Space Business Roundtable and Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera for hosting such a fantastic event and bringing together leaders in Colorado’s aerospace community.
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Thank you so much to Scott Rodriquez from Voyager Technologies for an amazing speaker night. Thank you to everyone you came and supported.
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Recap of our work on our Active Fin Stabilization Rocket this semester! This is the second version of the AFS rocket where we have improved this rocket by changing many design features. This rocket has a set of canard fins built into the rocket under the nosecone which are coded to move and stabilize the trajectory of the rocket during ascent. Follow us to stay updated on our AFS rocket and see it at one of our future launch days! #csurams #csuengineering #ramrocketry #aerospace #aerospaceengineering #engineering #rocketry #highpowerrocketry
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