On the 17th of April, our group of BLUEsat engineers attended the inaugural Australian Universities Rocket Competition (AURC) to prepare the first-ever launch of a nanosatellite designed and built by BLUEsat. The nanosatellite was launched on an AIAA UNSW rocket, reaching an altitude of 7,600ft. Onboard the nanosatellite was a biological experiment designed and conducted […]
In the last blog post, we have gone through functional requirements (FR) listing, Morph chart brainstorming, constraints listing and design parameters (DP) selections. You can check out the previous installment here. In this blog post, we are going to show you how we visualise and adjust the main science module design base on the previous steps. […]
This blog is going to introduce you to engineering design by providing a step-by-step guide, using the rover science module as an example. I (Nora) will walk you through the functional requirements (FR), brainstorming with morph chart, design parameter (DP) selection and visualisation. My group-mate Jessica will explain the electrical component of the science module, […]