
Transformable Wheel Mobile Robot
A 4-wheeled robot with radially extending legs that navigates varied terrain via Rapid Motor Adaptation.
Jeremy Sevilla — Mechanical Engineering, UCSB ’28
I am a mechanical engineering student at the University of California, Santa Barbara that enjoys everything from robotics to product design. If you see something that interests you, don't be afraid to reach out!

Case studies

A 4-wheeled robot with radially extending legs that navigates varied terrain via Rapid Motor Adaptation.

A cycloidal gearbox redesigned over 4+ iterations to fit within the dimensions of a NEMA 17 motor faceplate, at 42.3mm × 42.3mm × 34mm.

Structural revisions to an FSAE chassis frame through FEA and an experimental test fixture for validation.

A latch-release mechanism inspired by the slingshot spider's web-catapult.

Machined a running air motor from stock, with fits held tight enough to seal without additional gasketing.