A running record of what we've actually designed, built, and tested, with dates, our specific roles, and the skills each project used. Put together for college applications, but it's a real log of the club's work either way.

Phase 1 concept from a larger research paper on Martian settlement transportation. Every design feature is backed by research and scored against NASA's Technology Readiness Level scale, from proven hardware to purely conceptual systems.

Prototype 1 was a small Technic-frame quad used to test weight and motor power before committing to a full build. Prototype 2 is the real one: an S550 frame, sourced piece by piece, now getting a Raspberry Pi, camera, and Sense HAT for onboard sensing and control.

Started from a bundle of hardware, chassis, motors, camera, and sensors, with nothing pre-programmed and an incompatible Raspberry Pi to work around. All driving and AI logic is being written from scratch.

A Gameboy-style handheld built around a Raspberry Pi 4, powered by a 5V battery through a USB-A to USB-C adapter, with a Bluetooth keyboard for input and a local server running on the Pi. (Draft placeholder text — replace with the real specifics.)