Wolfworks Experimental

Machet is the first submin diameter rocket our club has made. The goal of it is to reach Mach 3 with an apogee of just under 17k feet. In order to gain more room for our avionics and parachutes without hurting the drag & weight, it features a very long noseconde with a 10:1 ratio.

Project FIRM (Filtered Inertial Rotation Module) is a multifaceted solution to address pain points in payload development and airbrake development. It is a custom-designed PCB with hand-picked sensors to perform data collection during rocket flights and process the data through a Kalman Filter for high accuracy.

FIRM has expanded the club’s knowledge in both practical hardware design and robust software practices, with the intended goal of being a reliable and reusable module that can be inserted into any rocket for a variety of payload missions. You can view our docs for it here.

Project Barbenheimer was our club’s first staged rocket and one of our first rockets made using composite wet layups. It helped pave the way for our 2025-2026 senior design rockets which are also made using composites.

Squakit was a fun, more experimental rocket we did. Rather than using a standard circular airframe, we used a square shaped one! It launched successfully.

Pencil Pusher was the first supersonic rocket we made, built with a fiberglass airframe and carbon fiber-reinforced sandwich composite fins with a birch core. It included a custom telemetry system and flew successfully to Mach 1.4 in 2023 and Mach 2.0 in 2024 with apogee around 10k and 15k feet respectively.