Anagha Babu
Olin College of Engineering: Class of 2026
Majoring in Mechanical Engineering with Design
Anagha Babu is a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering with Design. During this project, she mainly worked on CAD, 3D printing, designing the mechanical structure, and miscellaneous plywood fabrication. She takes credit for the project idea. Her skeeball score is 70.
Prisha Bhatia
Olin College of Engineering: Class of 2026
Majoring in Computer Engineering
Prisha Bhatia is a sophomore majoring in computer engineering. Throughout this project, she worked on all the code except for the code controlling the motors and LEDs. She also worked on making this project website. She also got to learn more about the electrical components in this project through integrating electrical and software components. Her skeeball score is 30.
Jossian Garcia
Olin College of Engineering: Class of 2026
Majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jossian Garcia is a sophomore majoring in electrical and computer engineering. He mainly worked on general circuitry to operate sensors with Arduino for ball detection. Additionally, he has a lot of patience when it comes to dealing with faulty hardware. His skeeball score is 0 (womp womp).
Owen Himsworth
Olin College of Engineering: Class of 2026
Majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Owen Himsworth is a sophomore in the class of 2026 majoring in Electrical Engineering. He worked on electrical hardware integration such as sensor mounting and motor application. His favorite chemical compound is C6H2(NO2)3CH3. His skeeball score is 10.
Peter Schnell
Olin College of Engineering: Class of 2026
Majoring in Engineering: Sustainability
Peter Schnell is a sophomore majoring in Engineering with Sustainability. For this project, he focused on the mechanical portion of the game and the plywood fabrication involved. Peter thoroughly enjoys spending time in the woodshop and is also responsible for turning the wooden balls. His holds the current record for highest score in skeeball: 100000. (It's actually 70).