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AeroFusion

smart solutions to silly ideas

Projects

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Ares V3 - a collaboration

TVC Stabilized Model Rocket

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Sisyphus Mk. 1

Landing TVC Model Rocket

About Me

When I was young, I was fascinated by planes. My first experience with model airplanes was when I built an RC plane from a Flite Test kit and "flew" it at a local park. Once I recovered the parts from my first plane's "flight", I began to realize the joy of reconstructing the model and testing new ideas. I made more kit planes and even designed and scratch-built a remote-control, twin boom German reconnaissance plane, the FW-189, renowned for its ability to evade enemy interceptors. Also influential in my development was the superficially childish, but in reality, highly detailed game (except for the little green men), Kerbal Space Program, which was foundational in my rocketry education. Ever since, I have been participating in tomfoolery and other aerospatial shenanigans with my friends, developing aesthetically and operationally optimal solutions to silly ideas.

Meet the Team

We take pride in our diverse staff.

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Head of Mechanical Design

Me

Me is competent with CAD and product design. Legend has it, his beefy PC is constantly in a state of split screen between Fusion 360 and McMaster Carr.

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Electronics and Software Lead

Myself

Myself is proficient in PCB design in Eagle and coding. He has frequent existential crises when troubleshooting Arduino upload issues.

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Physics and Simulations Expert

I

I is skilled in the math that you actually use and also in Simulink. He often boasts that he can calculate the terminal velocity of an apple in his head.

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"Good enough ... it'll be fine."

©2024 by Braxton Herold.

Cinematic launch photos by Arman Kasnavi

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