Felix Edgar Email & Phone Number

Christchurch, Nz

Waiau, Canterbury, New Zealand

Head of the Structures Group at Rodin Cars. Responsible for providing oversight in the development of composite and metallic structures for high performance vehicles. Lead engineer providing structural analysis and finite element validation.

Waiau, Canterbury, New Zealand

Mechanical Engineer specialising in the design and manufacture of non-metallic composite structures. This role took the design of composite and metallic components from concept through to production and integration with Rodin projects. Responsibilities include concept and detailed design of race car components, composite pattern and tooling design, laminate design and composite kitting, structural analysis using Altair Hyperworks and Abaqus CAE.

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

Team Principal of the University of Canterbury Motorsport team, who design and build formula-style race cars to compete in the Formula SAE competition. Responsible for general oversight of team operations, design, manufacture, sponsorship, marketing, and outreach. Part of the chassis team, conducting structural analysis and optimisation of the carbon fibre monocoque chassis.

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

Undulating fin propulsion for underwater robotic applications shows promise in its manouverability and agility. This formed the basis of the research, where numerical methods were applied to perform a scaling study on thrust production of undulating fins at different length scales. ANSYS Fluent was utilised with user defined functions to generate grid motion to model unsteady thrust generating motion of an undulating fin. Further studies employed OpenFOAM for similar research. This research has… Show more Undulating fin propulsion for underwater robotic applications shows promise in its manouverability and agility. This formed the basis of the research, where numerical methods were applied to perform a scaling study on thrust production of undulating fins at different length scales. ANSYS Fluent was utilised with user defined functions to generate grid motion to model unsteady thrust generating motion of an undulating fin. Further studies employed OpenFOAM for similar research. This research has led to the ongoing development of a prototype underwater robot mimicking the undulating fin motion of a cuttlefish. Show less

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

Encouraged critial thinking and problem solving to provide positive learning outcomes for a diverse group of students. Tutored EMTH171 (Mathematical Modelling and Computation) and ENME203 (Dynamics and Vibrations).

Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand