CAPSTONE DESIGN PARTICIPANTS
Christopher Jiang
Madeleine Lee
Nikola Manojlovic
Not pictured : Emil E.
BioSpreadr
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As demand for microbiological testing increases by up to 15% each year, labs struggle to satisfy this need. While labs in other fields have long since benefited from the use of laboratory automation, microbiology labs continue to significantly lag behind their peers. BioSpreadr aims to improve efficiency and consistency in microbiology labs by automating and parallelizing the sample preparation process. BioSpreadr uses innovative components designed from the ground up to ensure that every Petri dish is quickly and consistently prepared.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Karam Abuaisha
Karan Bajaj
Pranav Barot
Arham Javed
Waleed Zafar
Monitor Mi
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Monitor Mi's idea was brought about by the idea of having a network of safer roads for everyone! Being humans, it's in our nature to make mistakes every now and then. However, that shouldn't mean we risk our well being on the roads we adore so much. The Driver Monitoring system keeps a careful eye over the physiological conditions of the driver and quickly alerts if they should pull over and take a break.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Aidan Barry
Nik Paradis
John Tattersall
Mitch Voralek
Calor
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Calor is designing a power tool that harnesses the power of heat, creating a low-noise, mess-free working environment. Optimized for Trusscore panels, we're helping with the revolution to sustainable building materials. Compatible with a standard saw stand and a household plug, this hot knife will enhance the Trusscore product offering, making it more accessible and enjoyable for those wanting to make the switch.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Aditya Bhattacharjee
Rohit Sangaraju
Uzair Saqib
FlexoBionix
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The FlexoBionix Arm Brace detects the onset of a Tourette's Syndrome induced elbow-flexion tic. By using EMG and IMU sensors, the device can accurately differentiate a motor tic from normal day-to-day arm movement. Using the collected data, behavioral therapists can help those struggling with Tourette's to more effectively manage their tics.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Jackson Macdonald
Farhan Monower
Jean Quirino
Gordon Winch
Team Cicada
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The Cicada is an acoustic actuating device created in partnership with Philip Beesly Studios Inc., a living sculpture company based in Toronto, Canada. The objective of the project is to mimic the sound of a cicada and array multiple devices across an art installation to create a soundscape of clicks reminiscent of a warm summer’s night – enhancing viewers' experiences. It is modelled after the tymbal structure of its namesake, which is a flexible membrane on the cicada’s body, made up of bistable ribs that “click” from one side to another.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Ion Buzdugan
Hayden Gunraj
Robin Pearce
Fraser Robinson
Luc Weimer
Hourglass
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Dilution of chemicals in the aqueous state is a process that takes place in a variety of industries but has remained relatively unchanged in the past hundred years. Team Hourglass has developed a solution that dilutes aqueous solutions faster, more accurately, and safer than traditional methods. A sophisticated controls algorithm, elegant design, and reliable software are packaged together for a compelling product at a competitive price.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Danny Guo
Jeff Niu
Sherman Qiu
Paolo Torres
Kevin Zhang
OwOston Dynamics
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The rapid proliferation of e-commerce has created an ever-growing demand for faster and cheaper deliveries. Our project aims to provide an automated delivery solution for urban environments, where obstacles like stairs and curbs impede traditional wheeled robots. An articulated hexapod robot will navigate through any rough terrain with ease and perform fast and cost effective deliveries.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Steven Ding
Patricia Enrique
Matt Rose
Dorothy Yang
Zefyr
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ZEFYR is a clip-on smart inhaler attachment designed to help users correctly use their inhalers. This product is designed to monitor the main aspects in which inhalers are most commonly misused. Each step of the inhaler use is tracked via sensors integrated into the inhaler attachment. The user’s shaking motion, inhalation rate and canister force are measured and recorded in a mobile application. Users are able to receive real-time feedback while using ZEFYR and can view their inhaler use history on the mobile application.
For more information on our project, visit our website.