About This Project
COLLEGE CAMPUSES ARE AMONG THE DENSEST AREAS WHEN IT COMES TO A NEED FOR INDIVIDUALS TO BE ABLE TO CONNECT TO VARIOUS SIGNALS. THE NEED FOR A DEVICE THAT CAN DETECT AND ANALYZE SIGNAL STRENGTH, AS WELL AS SEND IT TO A SERVER TO BE PROCESSED FOR USERS IS APPARENT. A CHEAP YET AFFECTIVE SOLUTION HAS YET TO BE ESTABLISHED FOR COLLEGE CAMPUSES. ISP’S PROVIDES AN EXPENSIVE SOLUTION, BUT THE COST IS OFTEN TOO HIGH TO SOLVE SMALL NETWORK PROBLEMS. THE RF CHATTERBOX IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE FOR HOBBYIST, AND SMALL-SCALE FACILITIES TO SOLVE THEIR NETWORK PROBLEMS.
Meet The Group
Alex Long
A graduating Electrical Engineering student whom is looking to work in the defense industry with a focus in systems engineering and digital design.
Jakub Nishioka
A graduating Electrical Engineering student that will be starting his career with Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control in Orlando, specializing in ASIC/FPGA firmware design for high performance military systems.
Lance O'Sullivan
A graduating Electrical Engineering student that will be starting his career with Harris Corporation in Melbourne Florida specializing in CCA and FPGA design.
Julian Duque
A graduating Computer Engineer student that will be starting his career with Capital One in McClean, VA with an emphasis on computer software and development.
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THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: MAINAK CHATTERJEE
mainak @ eecs.ucf.edu