This work was completed during my work term at the Intelligent Systems Lab as part of the Iceberg Monitoring Payload initiative.
The project aimed to build a watertight sensor enclosure and mounting hardware to allow long-duration deployment in harsh environments.
Mechanical Work
- CNC-machined the sensor plate for mounting multiple cameras and sensors.
- Designed and fabricated a watertight housing, including end caps and gaskets.
- Integrated condensation protection measures to prevent lens fogging and maintain clear optical data capture.


Fabrication & Assembly
- Produced several custom aluminum and acrylic parts on the CNC machine.
- Verified fit, sealing, and structural integrity of the enclosure under test conditions.
- Assembled the payload with all cameras and wiring routed through sealed connectors.


Learning Outcomes
This project deepened my hands-on CNC machining and mechanical prototyping skills, while also teaching me how to design for watertightness and environmental protection.
It was a valuable step in applying my mechanical engineering background to real-world monitoring systems.