Nick Raymond
Nick is a recent UC Davis mechanical engineering graduate. He enjoys building and programming CNC machines, surf trips along the California coast, and home brewing belgian ales.
Most recently Nick has become fascinated with the field of ocean engineering, and is working to combine sensors with mechatronic systems for ocean research projects.
Contact me at nraymond(at)makermedia(dot)com
04/28/2014
Building the chair only took about an hour.
01/23/2014
With the big yellow foam buoy already built, our team of engineering students now focused on building the long slender...
01/10/2014
Once the design for the wave energy converter had been finalized, the team decided to start with building the buoy.
01/07/2014
Over the last 12 weeks our team had worked together to create computer simulations and CAD drawings to explain how...
12/05/2013
After investigative research, our team had broken down the wave energy converter (WEC) into five major subsystems: buoy, hydraulics, electronics,...
11/01/2013
It had been four years since I first learned about renewable ocean power technology. I now had a team, funding,...
10/21/2013
This is part one of a 10-part series about the trials and tribulations of building a wave energy converter. Throughout...
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