Scout Rover
An autonomous indoor rover that maps unfamiliar spaces, avoids obstacles, and streams live telemetry to a custom dashboard.
I’m Alex Morgan, a student engineer who moves comfortably between code, circuits, mechanics, and human-centered design. I turn ambitious questions into things that work.
↘A few projects where hardware, software, and sharp problem-solving meet.
An autonomous indoor rover that maps unfamiliar spaces, avoids obstacles, and streams live telemetry to a custom dashboard.
A low-cost monitor that reveals household energy patterns and suggests meaningful ways to reduce waste.
A computer-vision prototype that classifies recyclable materials at the edge in under 120 milliseconds.
A wearable navigation aid using directional vibration patterns to help visually impaired users move with confidence.
The best solutions rarely live inside one discipline. I use the right lens for each part of the problem.
Python, C++, TypeScript, React, APIs, algorithms, cloud systems, and thoughtful interfaces.
Embedded systems, sensors, PCB design, signal fundamentals, and rapid bench prototyping.
CAD, mechanisms, design for manufacturing, simulation, 3D printing, and hands-on fabrication.
User research, systems thinking, prototyping, visual communication, and clear technical writing.
Currently studying engineering, mentoring first-year makers, and looking for a team solving worthwhile problems.
I believe engineering is equal parts rigor and imagination. Measure twice, prototype early, listen closely, and leave every system better than you found it.