This may be our view in a few weeks if everything goes according to plan!! This week we made the plans to visit Cisco’s Penn 1 office in NYC on November 17th and 18th! We’re so excited for the opportunity… Read More

We had a busy week making progress on multiple fronts and adapting to a few hurdles! Here is what we’ve been working on: Overall, it’s been a solid week of adjusting our strategy and sharpening our project direction. More updates… Read More

On Friday, October 9th, we were fortunate enough to welcome our Executive Sponsor and Liaison Engineer to campus for our Preliminary Design Review (PDR) presentation. This was a very exciting day for our team, as it was our first opportunity… Read More

This week the team has located potential locations we could visit to obtain the UF Stadium’s Construction Documents. After our Liaison meeting the team plans to visit the UF Planning, Design and Construction(UF PDU) building and find out who we… Read More

Pictured: A simple FMP network using the hub-and-spokes topology Week 5 was primarily spent moving the architecture from conceptual design into layout. We produced deployment schematics for three candidate FMP topologies (hub-and-spokes, bus, and ring) and mapped each across the… Read More

Not the flashiest week, but a productive one. We spent most of it reading. Our liaison sent over a Class‑4 power design deck, our coach added two Panduit/Cisco guides on smart building DC distribution, and by the end of the… Read More

We’re excited to share our milestones from this past week: Thanks for reading and follow the series for weekly insights as we bring the next‑generation power architecture to our home football stadium!

Welcome to the first post from the Stadium Pulse team!We’re a multidisciplinary team of engineers developing the Florida Field Fault‑Managed Power (FMP) project for Mainstay Cisco. Our mission is to replace the arena’s legacy AC power system with a scalable, fully‑communicative… Read More