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Raytheon shipped the robot from Tucson to the innovation lab on ASU's Polytechnic campus in Mesa. The industrial corporation chose to use the university's eProjects program, which brings students and industry together to solve real-world problems. Industry partners fund project expenses and receive full access to the results.

“You’re bringing together multiple disciplines from engineering — management, global supply chain — and scheduling weekly industry partner meetings,” he said. “We kept them in the loop, and they kept us in the loop.”

In a dazzling feat of technical know-how and tireless dedication, the student engineers had the deburring robot up and running in 60 days. It dominated the students' schedules.

“We may be the first capstone project to have middle management,” Chicci said. (Capstone projects are senior-year projects that require students to draw on everything they have learned. Chicci graduated with a BSE in robotics.)

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The robot works at eye-blink speed when it’s throttled up. It’s actually a little eerie to see something so huge move so quickly, smoothly and precisely.

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Defense contractor Raytheon had a $350,000 robot arm, used for smoothing the rough edges of metal, but it wasn't complete.

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The robot arm was mounted in the top of the table, but it couldn’t reach everything. When the robot was lowered below the surface, it “thought” everything that was on the table was now in the table. The team had to figure out the mess. The challenge? Make it dance and get chips flying. At times it felt like starting from scratch might have been easier.

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“They were really impressed because we found a lot of issues,” said Marcos Valenzuela, who graduated with a BSE in mechanical engineering.

Top photo: The robotic arm goes through its paces at the Innovation Hub on ASU's Polytechnic campus on May 17. Raytheon delivered the nonworking deburring robot to ASU in hopes that it could reprogram the device after the former integration company failed. In the 60-day time frame, engineering students were able to program, run and test the massive arm. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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However, in life and engineering, “you’re not always starting on something from scratch,” said Rebecca Bell, who earned her BSEBachelor of Science, Engineering in robotics this spring. “We had a lot of debugging to do. It was diving in to see what the current state was and how to solve the problems.”

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Recent robotics and manufacturing engineering graduates Jesse Wittkowski (left) and Riley Chicci watch the Kuka robotic arm perform functions. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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Recent robotics engineering graduate Rebecca Bell reviews her engineering notebook, called "The Bible" due to her meticulous notes on all meetings and all work done on the robotic arm. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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“We had placed the robotic deburr project in storage at Raytheon after one of our suppliers could not complete development,” said Chad Spalt, a missile systems engineering fellow at Raytheon. “The ASU Polytechnic eProject program was an affordable way for us to continue technical development on the project, while building a stronger relationship with the ASU Polytechnic campus. The students solved a number of technical issues, and the robotic work cell will soon be slated for use in an industrial working environment.”

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For Dolgin, his learning curve was managing the group. “It was being able to coach them through the waiting periods,” he said. “It was no small task.”

“It was just as much a project dealing with Raytheon and ASU as much as the robot,” he said. “I don’t mean that in a bad way. It was just getting an organization as big as Raytheon and an organization as big as ASU to meet in the middle was not easy.” Doucette graduated with a BSE in mechanical engineering systems.

The robot is huge. It’s like the Incredible Hulk’s arm, but made of orange metal. Together, the robot and the table it’s mounted on weigh 13,000 pounds — as much as an African bush elephant. The arm, which can hold 120 pounds and reach a little over 6 feet, machines parts to aerospace tolerances (think one-15,000th of an inch).

“I was either in class, here, or on the toilet,” said Jesse Wittkowski, who graduated this spring with a Bachelor of Science, Engineering in robotics and manufacturing.

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An internship at Northrop Grumman taught him a lot. (Dolgin now works there, after graduating last spring with a BSE in electrical engineering.)

“We plan to continue working with the ASU Poly campus to refine their manufacturing engineering curriculum and better prepare their manufacturing engineering graduates to immediately contribute when they enter the professional workforce, perhaps at Raytheon,” Spalt said.

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Recent engineering graduates Aaron Dolgin and Rebecca Bell talk about their work on the robotic arm at the Innovation Hub on the Polytechnic campus. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now