Ergonomics
Meetings: Mondays @ 6 pm
This team focuses on crucial ergonomic and control systems of the vehicle including the steering wheel, brakes system, and shifting system.
James Moushegian
Ergonomics Lead
This team has introduced me to the real world of engineering. I have been able to develop myself as an engineer by working as a part of a dedicated engineering team and gaining experience that will help me in the real world. I find myself surrounded by like-minded and passionate individuals all working together towards a common goal, being fast!
Contact Me
Email: jam170010@utdallas.edu
Zoe Lao
Ergonomics Lead
Contact Me
Email: zoe.lao@utdallas.edu
Projects
Pedal Box
Ensure optimum driver feel in the pedal box while ensuring that it can withstand forces from autocross-style racing event
Work with the mechanical system containing the throttle pedal, brake pedal, and all associated mounting mechanisms
Steering and Dash
Optimize the driver’s interface to allow smooth changing of gears
Working with the dash/DAQ Mounting
Allow optimal mounting of all required switches, and displays
Braking System
Manage all components associated with the braking system
Ensure the vehicle is able to lock up all four wheels in accordance with the SAE rules
Minimize weight to optimize vehicle dynamics
Driver Ergonomics
Ensure that the driver is in an optimal environment to maximize lap times
All systems within the chassis to ensure the driver is in an optimal environment to maximize lap times
Skills
Solidworks
Microsoft Excel
MATLAB
New Members
At first, you may be faced with challenges, but if you allow yourself to persevere through them you will find yourself learning new things that will stick with you for the rest of your career. The experience you can gain on this team is invaluable to you as an individual. This team is a family and we are always more than happy to open our arms to more passionate individuals