We engineer the next leap.
AeroVision Dynamics is a student-led division at Keizer Karel College, creating innovative engineering projects.
Quick facts
Overview at a glance
- Team led by Technasium students
- Based at Keizer Karel College, Amstelveen
- We prototype, simulate, and bench‑test
Precision builders.
We are an ambitious student team at Keizer Karel College, passionate about aerospace engineering and hands-on learning. We are a group of students inspired by flight and innovation. Our mission is to design, build, and test aerospace systems that either benefit soceity or useless stuff we find cool. Through hands-on projects, we aim to develop practical skills, foster teamwork, and ignite a passion for aerospace engineering among our peers.
Solutions
Concepts for affordable and accessible aid in conflicts.
Systems
Aero simulations, purpose-built manufacturing machines, and realistic renders.
Avionics
Reliable flight computers, sensor integration, and optimized code.
Labs & workshops
Safety‑first spaces for fabrication, electronics, and testing.
Fabrication Lab 1
Laser cutters, enclosed 3D printers, and storage for electronics. This lab is located at our school's TOA room.
Fabrication Lab 2
Purpose made 3D printer (originally made for the Hermes-01). This is where the coding takes place. Located at Jiarui Yu's room.
Assembly
Hand soldering, precision wiring, and small-scale assembly for the airframe. Located at the Technasium Workshop.
Awards & honors
Proud moments.
Vakkanjers Explorer
2025
Second place nationally, joined and recognised by former astronaut, André Kuipers. This contest was joined by almost 13000 students across the country.
Appraisals
Professional reflections on our work.
The product is presented at a high level for third-year students, with all elements thoroughly investigated. (Hermes-01)
Our projects
Our current and past projects.
Hermes‑01
A conceptual rocket used for delivering medical supplies to remote areas.
Project brief
Octo-Underwater Defender
An autonomous underwater vehicle prototype for monitoring and protecting submarine cables, using satellite communication and integrated sensors.
Project briefImages By Jiarui Yu
Team
Six motivated members at Keizer Karel College. Here’s what each person has contributed.
Jiarui Yu, Lead Engineer
Software / Hardware lead
- Task Oversight
- Product testing
- Blender modeling
- Software and hardware development
Soumil Vyas, Team Leader
Team organisation / lead
- Team Leadership
- Mechanical & Electrical Integration
- Outreach & Presentation
- Software and hardware development
Narein Balamurugan, Project Architect & Engineer
Design / Research
- CAD modeling
- Concept designing
- Documentation
- Product assembly and testing
Kris Liu, Software Engineer
Software Engineer
- Data collection
- Software development
- Documentation
- Product assembly and testing
Kurt Christofolini
Former Member
- Free fall simulations
- Parachute design & selection
- Recovery system integration
Jelle Struik
Former Member
- Data review and analysis
- Psychological assistance
- Assembly quality assurance