My Introduction

Name: Alan Philip Kalarickal
Email: alanphilipk555@gmail.com
Phone Number (Mobile): +1(516)661-8522
Major: Mechanical Engineering (Undergraduate)
Expected Graduation: May 2019
Interests:
Hanging out with friends, jamming to music, traveling, checking out new places, tinkering with things, learning about how things work and even the universe.
Why you want to work on automated transit networks?
- I see the future in this project! Something that possibles a clean, efficient and cheap solution to everyday people to get from place to place. This is one of the best solutions to sustainable transportation which does not rely on fossil fuels and provide a clever solution to get places faster without worrying about congestion.

Comments

  1. Eric HagstromOctober 10, 2018 at 10:22 AM

    Alan, you are very far behind in your individual blog. Please give me a detailed post describing all of the key pieces that you have directly helped your team's project out with.

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