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Hi, I’m Olaoluwa [Joseph]

For about a decade now, I have actively sought to leave the state of things better than I found it. I am a Mechatronics engineer at heart and on paper. I integrate hardware and software into harmonious alliance to solve societal pain points.

The game is not changed until the game is played.
I am always on my feet looking for the next opportunity. Through continuous improvement, determination, and a foresight of opportunity, I seek to achieve my goals. The game isn’t changed until the game is played.

Tools of the trade

Hardware Development Tools

  • SolidWorks
  • NX Siemens
  • KiCAD
  • Fritzing
  • NI MultiSim
  • LTSpice
  • Arduino

Software Development Tools

  • C++
  • Python
  • Matlab & Simulink
  • Visual Studio
  • Robot Operating System (ROS)
  • Arduino
  • Keras
  • Anaconda

Recent Activities

Here are some of the projects I have worked on. These include some ongoing and finished research projects, personal projects, as well as some old school and work projects I think you should know about.
An image of the 3D CAD renders of the battery pack in an isometric perspective.
Lithium-ion Battery Pack

This robotic battery pack was built for a commercial mobile robot (not Boxer) using more than 200 Lithium-ion cells. It includes safety features, signal measurement, and cell balancing.

An image of a rendered robot.
Boxer

Boxer is a robotic platform designed as an autonomous delivery vehicle and built for research purposes.

An image of the battery testing workstation box.
Battery Manager

The battery manager is a testing tool built to perform a multitude of experiments on battery cells and packs of different sizes.

An image of a 3D model of Sarbot.
Search and Rescue Robot (SarBot)

SarBot was a semi-autonomous robotic project in my final year as an undergrad. The objective was to emulate a search and rescue (SaR) operation for a miner trapped underground.

An image of Ultima Apparels first proof of concept.
Ultima Apparel

Ultima Apparel was a company started to reduce the occurrence of lower back and shoulder injuries in labor intensive jobs using a motion capture wearable.

An image of Joseph Ojo holding a large pane of Solar Panels.
Phoenix

As part of my job as an engineering intern at Celestica, one of my projects was the design of a new solar panel frame cheaper and more reliable than previous versions.

An image of a set of papers laid on a table by Annie Spratt on Unsplash.
Publications

A list of publications I completed while studying for my masters at Ontario Tech University.

An image of Joseph Ojo in a suit on a boat.

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If you are still reading this, you might just want to work with me. Working with me is like eating a quadruple-layer steak-filled poutine lasagna – you are not sure what you’re getting yourself into, but you’re going to have the time of your life, provided you like lasagna of course.

I’ve been told that the zeal I have with my projects is strong and unwavering. Therefore, if you are looking for persistence, I’m your guy. I am also very goal focused. I like to plan and accomplish, and I hope you are too. So, let us get this motorized ball rolling – so to speak!