Electrical systems engineering
I’m Collin, an engineering student at Texas A&M. I build across hardware and software to make machines easier to connect, understand, and control.
Explore my workTools for connecting equipment,
understanding signals, and testing ideas.
01 / Industrial automation
A desktop toolkit that connects industrial controllers to useful production data. Browse tags, configure collection, and move machine signals into SQL Server.
Allen-Bradley and Beckhoff support, a PySide6 interface, and timestamped data collection in one workflow.
Python · PySide6 · SQL Server
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02 / Embedded diagnostics
Turning vibration and current into an understandable picture of motor health. Compares signal metrics against a healthy baseline and explains what changed.
ESP32 · Python · Signal analysis
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03 / Control systems
A repeatable controls bench: identify a process, tune a PID controller, introduce a disturbance, and see how it responds. Start in simulation before connecting a real plant.
Python · System identification · PID
View project on GitHub (opens in a new tab)I’m studying electrical systems engineering at Texas A&M in College Station. I like projects that cross the boundary between physical equipment and the software that makes it useful.
That might mean getting a PLC talking to a database, making sense of a motor’s vibration, or building a simulator to test a control loop. I’m interested in the whole path, from the first signal to something a person can actually use.
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