CircuitSavvy

Bringing Aerospace Engineering to Students

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Our impact measured in real work.

45
students in program
700+
hours of learning across all students
4
NASA aerospace engineering proposals made

The Process

  1. A full classroom of students during a CircuitSavvy workshop
    1

    Learning

    Students learn about how payloads work in space, atmospheric conditions, and the various things to account for when designing for space.

  2. Whiteboard covered in student experiment ideas
    2

    Brainstorming

    CircuitSavvy allows students to take control. They think of their ideas, and we ideate together upon them, turning them into NASA research studies.

  3. Students watching a research proposal presentation in class
    3

    Drafting

    Students draft their proposals for the NASA TechRise Student Challenge, with full design description, schematics, and hardware specifics.

  4. Student assembling a payload with a screwdriver
    4

    Creating

    Students have the chance to launch their experiment to space if they are awarded a grant through the TechRise Challenge!

The Team

Ameet Rao, founder of CircuitSavvy

Ameet Rao

Ameet is a 17 year old from Delaware who started CircuitSavvy to lower the barrier-to-entry to engineering and give STEM opportunities to areas without the resources.

LinkedIn ameetrao.com

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Want to bring CircuitSavvy to your school, support the program, or get involved? Write to hello@circuitsavvy.org.

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