Operation GRAZE
Designing and building a tracked, solar-assisted rover to tow a supplement trailer between paddocks.
Read the build notesEngineering student building machines, software and systems.
I study mechanical engineering and biomedical science at Monash. Most of my time goes into things I can test: a tracked farm rover, 3D-printed parts, and software for the VCE English students I tutor. This is where I keep the build notes, including the parts that failed, and the essays I write on AI, education and where engineering is heading.
- Melbourne, AU
- Mechanical Engineering + Biomedical Science, Monash
- Robotics / prototyping / tutoring / writing
On the bench
Operation GRAZE
Tracked, solar-assisted rover that tows a supplement trailer between paddocks.
Towing and turning on low-traction ground
VCE English marking system
Exam generation and rubric-based essay marking for my VCE English students.
Text Response and Framework of Ideas sections
wilsonc.dev
This site, rebuilt as a working notebook for projects and writing.
More project write-ups
Selected work
Project register P.03
P.02
Refined VCE English System
An AI-powered exam generator and essay marking platform built for my VCE English students, encoding my actual tutoring rubric into a 20-criterion, 100-point marking pipeline.
Read the build notes P.01
First Year Faffing Around
An honest look back at my first year of university: the bridges, the beams, the prints, and the software tools I built between classes.
Read the build notesWriting
All essaysWhen the Future Changes Before You Arrive
AI is reshaping careers faster than students can graduate into them. But the question isn't whether our pathways will change. It's whether we understand our ambitions well enough to carry them through.
Chasing a Moving Target: Why AI Education Will Always Fall Behind Technology
AI is changing faster than schools and universities can write rules around it. The question is no longer whether students will use it. It's whether education will help them use it well.