Kei Maeda
Student engineer at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science (TAMS) working on real systems in energy storage, solar vehicles, robotics, and additive manufacturing.
SELECTED WORK
Projects
Work I have directly contributed to.
Lithium-Sulfur Battery Research
Investigated lower-cost cathode materials and evaluated electrochemical performance through controlled cycling tests in a university lab setting.
TAMS Solar Car Team
Helped start and organize a nonprofit-led solar car team at TAMS, developing a golf-cart style solar car with a 48V electrical system.
3D Printer Systems Integration
Converted a Sovol SV06 from stock firmware into a Klipper-based prototyping system hosted on a Raspberry Pi 400.
TAMSformers Robotics
Built and programmed competition robots as part of the TAMSformers robotics team, working across mechanical design and controls.
ABOUT
I build, test, and document.
I am a student at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science with interests in electrical engineering, energy systems, robotics, and manufacturing. I am most engaged by projects that produce measurable results: hardware, experiments, data, prototypes, and lessons from failure.
This portfolio is a record of what I actually did—not a list of buzzwords or inflated claims.
CONTACT
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