CAPSTONE DESIGN PARTICIPANTS
Tibi Andronescu
Usman Khan
Kunj Patel
Kevin Mukalel
Helmet 127
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Helmet 127 is a series of integrated safety features developed for bicycle helmets. Since mountain biking and dirt biking is often done in remote areas, even small injuries can become severe if left unattended. Thus, Helmet 127 intelligently utilizes gyroscopes and accelerometers to detect and log dangerous impacts. Impacts above a certain threshold will prompt the system to send a distress message to emergency services using satellite communication with user authorization. Users will also be able to view impact data through an NFC connection.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Sarthak Tamboli
Qinyang Bao
Noah Ford
Jason Elsted
PillAgenda
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Keeping track of pill medications is tedious! Nearly half of Canadians do not correctly take their medication according to schedule, which could lead to severe health consequences. To address this problem, we present PillAgenda! PillAgenda is a small appliance that stores and automatically dispenses pills for individuals in need. The pill dispenser can hold up to seven types of pills, is easy to use with a built-in touch screen, and manages users' daily pill schedules in a hassle-free way.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Tingyun Zuo
Shanika Jeyakanthan
Laura Wong
Jessica Zhang
Plant Buddy
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Plant Buddy is a pot-based autonomous system that cares for common houseplants by providing plants with sufficient water and adequate sunlight. It is designed for everyday use and for anyone who struggles to keep their plants healthy and alive. The device is capable of detecting obstacles and edges when moving on the windowsill, detecting its water and battery levels, and alerting when refilling or recharging is needed.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Terrance Bariciak
Nathan Madonia
Meetkumar Patel
Kalli Bonin
Alexander Petkovic
Falcon
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Urban environments are dangerous for cycling. Accidents with motorists are common and often unavoidable. Falcon is an intelligent safety system that uses an array of stereo cameras with computer vision and artificial intelligence to monitor a cyclist’s surroundings. The user is warned of potential hazards through an intuitive audio-visual interface, allowing them to take timely preventive action. It features a rugged weather-resistant design and extended battery life to support even the most challenging commutes. Falcon seeks to empower the next generation of safe urban cyclists.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Yuan Li
Samantha Stephenson
Dominic Tung
Andrew Drury
SimuStep
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People affected by many conditions such as ALS, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, and more may find themselves affected by a symptom called Foot Drop. Foot Drop is a neuromuscular disorder that prevents the individual from lifting their toes, making it nearly impossible to walk normally. SimuStep is a wearable biomedical device that allows patients suffering from foot drop to walk on their own again! Using functional electrical stimulation, SimuStep allows the patient to use their own muscles again in a discrete and comfortable way.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Luke Morabito
Liam Metke
Jonathan Lin
Jack Dai
Christopher Song
GaitKeeper
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People with diabetes are at risk of falling due to reduced nerve function in their feet, which can reduce their quality of life. Clinical assessments can only be performed intermittently, which motivates the design of a continuous gait monitoring system to assess fall risk for diabetic neuropathy patients. We develop a wearable system that passively measures the dynamics of the patient's lower extremities during walking, stair climbing, and other activities. This allows fall risk to be assessed without requiring the wearer to alter their lifestyle.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Emily Studzinksi
Emily Neil
Ethan Grasley
Colin Dewar
ThermoForce
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ThermoForce’s focus is the inclusion of low-cost novel VR feedback. In our case that means both temperature and weight feedback, using IR hand tracking, resistive heaters, a Peltier plate, and a motor force feedback system. The above is designed to be worn comfortably by the user, with no restriction in movement ability.
For more information on our project, visit our website.
Dong Jun Jin, Jean De Jesus, Jinghan (Emily) Yu, Syed Muhammad Sibt-e-Hassnain, Jonathan Lazo
BarMate
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BarMate is here to solve every bar manager’s and owner’s troubles. No more will servers have to wait around for bar tenders to become available to make the industry's most popular drinks. BarMate was designed to improve the bar experience for staff and patrons. Our team’s system automates the service bar tender role by allowing servers to directly input drink orders to our machine, allowing them to better serve their customers and increase their earning potential! BarMate can be a good mate for servers and you!
For more information on our project, visit our website.