Michigan Mars Rover - Student Project Team
Alison Ryckman is currently the Perception Subteam Lead for the Michigan Mars Rover Student Project Team, where key contributions include developing a low-latency application for streaming stereo camera data and implementing an ARTag detection visualizer using OpenCV. Previously, Alison served as a Robotics Research Intern at the Autonomous Robotic Manipulation Lab, creating optimal path planning solutions for robotics and navigating outdoor environments with innovative mapping techniques, including a presentation at IROS 2023. Alison also gained experience as a Software Development Intern at Northwoods Software Corporation, where a linter application was developed for a web tool. Alison is pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science & Robotics at the University of Michigan, expecting to graduate in December 2024, following a high school diploma from the Academy for Science and Design.
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Michigan Mars Rover - Student Project Team
The Michigan Mars Rover Team (MRover) is a student-run, multidisciplinary organization whose mission is to design and build a rover for the exploration of extraterrestrial environments. Our team consists of everyone from freshman to graduate students, representing majors from the College of Engineering and the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. We strive to inspire and educate students about space, Mars exploration, and engineering, and we focus on helping students grow as engineers.