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Laboratory10 is the name under which I publish my personal projects that showcase my passion for science, technology, and space exploration. I've built systems to showcase my Flight Software and Embedded Systems knowledge, experimented with ways to make scientific data more accessible and engaging to a wider audience, and much more. If you want to chat about these projects or collaborate, use the contact button at the top right corner of this page to send me a message!

Welcome to AURO! This repository houses the Flight Software source code for an avionics platform that has a small form factor and can fit into a large model rocket kit. While the focus of this project is the Flight Software for the avionics, you will also find source code for ground support equipment, design documentation, and log files from flights.

The motivation for this project is to develop a system that allows me to challenge and showcase my capabilities as a Flight Software Engineer. While the term Embedded Software Engineer is used more broadly across different industries, I am using the term Flight Software (FSW) throughout to signal that the expectation for autonomy and fault tolerance of this code should be on par with design principles used in spaceflight applications.

While the full source code for AURO is in a private repository, a public README with more details is hosted on Github.

Welcome to FAURO! This repository houses the Flight Software source code for an avionics platform that has a small form factor and can fit into an amateur rocket kit. While the focus of this project is the Flight Software for the avionics, you will also find source code for ground support equipment, design documentation, and log files from flights. It is a follow-on to the AURO project. While AURO was implemented in C using a custom-designed FSW architecture, FAURO will be implemented using the F' Flight Software Framework

The motivation for this project is to develop a system that allows me to challenge and showcase my capabilities as a Flight Software Engineer. While the term Embedded Software Engineer is used more broadly across different industries, I am using the term Flight Software (FSW) throughout to signal that the expectation for autonomy and fault tolerance of this code should be on par with design principles used in spaceflight applications.

The full source code for FAURO can be found on Github.

RAURO is coming soon! This project utilizes the same avionics platform as AURO but implements the Flight Software using the Rust Language.

MarsLink was built with the goal to give people an easy way to stay in touch with their inner scientist as Curiosity studies Gale Crater on Mars.

MarsLink allows real-time Mars images from Curiosity to be used as the background for your device. When active, MarsLink will cycle through that day’s downloaded images every half hour. An auto-update feature can be enabled to automatically check for new images from the rover every 12 hours. With both of these options active, you never need to open the app to see the latest images from Mars.

MarsLink is available on Google Play. Click the link below to see our store listing!

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MarsLink Orbital was created so the amazing images and data captured by the HiRISE camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter could benefit a wider audience. When the main toggle switch is activated, it will set the current orbital image as the wallpaper and lock screen. If you choose to, you can also let your phone/tablet automatically retrieve new images based on a selected time interval. Each time the app attempts to update the image, it retrieves a random image and the related scientific data from our database. We hope you enjoy exploring Mars from Orbit!

MarsLink Orbital is available on Google Play. Click the link below to see our store listing!

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Laboratory10 has released the Project Blueprint watchface for all Fitbit smartwatch devices using FitbitOS™.

To see the listing in the Fitbit App Gallery and download the watchface for free, click here on your mobile device.

Laboratory10 has released the Project Martian watchface for all Fitbit smartwatch devices using FitbitOS™.

In addition to showing fitness statistics and current date/time info, the watch face also has a "Mars Mode" which dispays the current Sol (day), time, and distance from Earth for the Curiosity Rover. To see the listing in the Fitbit App Gallery and download the watchface for free, click here on your mobile device.