Koowum Prashant Joshi
Computer systems engineering
Hometown: San Jose, California, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2028
Additional details: Honors student
FURI | Spring 2026
Debug Box: Comparative Study of Microcontroller-Based Hardware-Level Debugging Efficiency
This research evaluates the debugging efficiency of different microcontrollers for CubeSat (a class of miniature satellites) applications. A “debugging box” system is developed by interfacing one microcontroller with another to identify and test faulty code, enabling analysis of latency, and reliability; cost of each device will also be taken into account. Results aim to determine the most effective microcontroller for low-cost, reliable CubeSat missions, improving accessibility to space technologies. Future work will expand testing across additional architectures and utilize a variety of debugging software, to further test the effectiveness of each microcontroller.
Mentor: Michael Goryll
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