ECEE Demo Day
The following project collection represents the archive of projects presented during the ECEE Demo Day event during the Fall 2025 semester.
We created custom modular LED panels. They feature a custom PCB, 3D printed casing, microcontroller programming, and a custom app for controlling the panels. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Jennifer KitchenAssociate ProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
To Secure a Rolling Ping Pong Ball via a Remote Controlled Cart with help from a camera base station. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Konstantinos TsakalisProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
The safety and integrity of the electrical grid is vital in supporting the modern world. Incorporating renewable energy in a reliable way only adds to the longevity of this support. This project creates a dashboard where users can monitor the state of BESS and PV systems to successfully integrate solar renewable energy into the grid….
Designing an algorithm called the Polyphase Filter Bank for NASA’s next-generation Habitable Worlds Observatory and implementing it on a Xilinx Field Programmable Gate Array. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Tracee Jamison-HooksAssociate ProfessorSchool of Earth and Space [email protected]
An FPGA-driven artificial intelligence traffic-light system uses real-time logic on the FPGA and sensor data processed by an STM32 microcontroller to adjust light patterns based on actual traffic conditions. The FPGA handles fast decision updates, while the STM32 manages timing and input signals, working together to reduce wait times and keep traffic flowing smoothly. Video…
This capstone project explores the performance and efficiency of the Rust programming language in real-time environments. Specifically, the project compares Rust to C and C++ by implementing real-time applications on a Raspberry Pi. The study measures various performance metrics such as execution time, RAM/CPU usage, and latency to determine if Rust can be a viable…
Low-cost guitar pedal with reconfigurable digital core that can process full, compound effects chains. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Michael GoryllAssociate ProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Our project demonstrates an electronic closed loop tire pressure regulation system that uses internal heating instead of mechanical pumps to maintain optimal pressure. A pressure sensor, microcontroller, and MOSFET controlled heating pads work together to detect underinflation and raise internal temperature to restore target pressure. This system showcases practical embedded control, power electronics, and thermodynamic…
UPS system which explores the use of sodium-ion batteries as opposed to the standard Lithium-Ion. Sodium being cheaper and less dangerous for use in batteries means that this emerging field is likely to have major benefits for industry use. This project presents what may be the most ideal use of these batteries, that is, being…
Our project is a low frequency wireless MEMS flow valve sensor designed to assess the functionality of hydrocephalus shunt systems noninvasively. By transmitting a 200 kHz signal modulated at 1kHz to an implanted antiparallel diode assembly, the system generates a 600 kHz third harmonic when the valve is open, which is detected and analyzed using…
Our project compares Rust and C++. We test this by seeing how they perform across a variety of embedded situations. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Glen [email protected]
Synthesizing multiple forms of Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) devices using Object Oriented Micromagnetic Framework (OOMMF) and HSPICE to create an optimal form of memory for on-chip AI computations. Our project models, simulates, and analyzes STT, SOT, and SAS MRAM devices to evaluate switching behavior, energy efficiency, and stability. Video Research poster View the poster…
Our project is a blood iron monitor. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Martin ReissleinProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Our project investigates how machine learning can improve wireless channel estimation in a realistic urban Device-to-Device communication scenario. We compare classical Least Squares against a Random Forest model trained to reconstruct missing subcarriers using channel correlation. The results show that machine learning reduces pilot overhead and delivers more accurate channel estimates. Video Research poster View…
Frequency controlled induction heating circuit made from two main circuits paired with a transformer that increases current for metalworking. Using faradays law of induction, we can heat any conductive object within a coil with the right conditions. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Antonio-Javier MontesCommunications SpecialistEngineering [email protected]
The device improves vaccine efficacy through electroporation of the skin. This is achieved by delivering high voltage pulses and generating pulsed electric fields (PEF) within the tissue. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Jennifer BlainProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Creating a 3U EPS for SquidSat Cubesat Mission. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Michael GoryllAssociate ProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Our team has designed a system to produce and store energy for an off grid home in Massachusetts. The system combines photovoltaics and a hydrogen fuel cell to generate reliable electricity by using solar panels to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, store the hydrogen, and pass it through a fuel cell at anytime. This…
PillSync is an automated, at-home medication management system designed to improve adherence and simplify daily pill routines. Our device combines a secure dispensing mechanism, an onboard touchscreen interface, and user authentication to ensure medications are taken safely and on schedule. The system tracks prescriptions, provides reminders, and offers a scalable foundation for future connectivity and…
Sleep sensing device that uses heart rate information to determine sleep stages. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Rex HalesIC Engineering ManagerCirtec Medical
MADS is an Anit-Drone System designed for autonomous flight. It uses a suite of onboard electronics to track an object via colors and maneuver until the target is reached and downed. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Konstantinos TsakalisProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Our project utilizes smart glasses, a 2 stage computer vision technique, and Google Cloud services to locate and identify dendritic structures. These dendritic structures can take the place of barcodes or similar identification methods and reduce counterfeit parts in major industries like aviation, medical, and automotive. Unlike barcodes and serial numbers, it is nearly impossible…
The project was to build a complete verification system using and verifying unique Dendritic Identifiers. The project entailed a camera, lighting, and software that would work together to achieve dendritic identification and verification. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Michael KozickiProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Poomba is an autonomous robotic pooper-scooper designed to keep dog parks clean using computer vision and intelligent navigation. Our system combines a Raspberry Pi 5, custom VEX-based chassis, motor control, sensors, and an Edge Impulse object-detection model to identify and collect waste in real time. The goal is to deliver a fast, lightweight, low-cost robot…
Our device is designed to achieve electroporation of the skin allowing for effective vaccine absorption. Electroporation is achieved by delivering high voltage electrical pulses to the skin to generate pulsed electric fields (PEF) within the tissue. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Jennifer BlainProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
The NDEWS device provides real-time, location specific flood warning to residents and first responders. It utilizes a sensing node and a warning node to read water levels and send email alerts. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Konstantinos TsakalisProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Our team developed a fully autonomous UAS capable of flying 20 miles while providing real-time telemetry throughout the mission. Designed for humanitarian relief, it can deliver supplies to areas affected by natural disasters where access is limited or infrastructure is damaged. The system is modular and built from off-the-shelf components to keep costs low and…
Designing a PCB for the Characterization of Certus’s 90nm semiconductor technology library, allowing for testing and verification of said library. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Certus Semiconductor Advisor Stephen FairbanksCEOCertus Semiconductor
The team was tasked to develop and implement a test bench by Certus Semiconductor for their ASICs. Using various python packages, an asynchronous test bench was developed; key components include a waveform generator, Raspberry Pi Pico, Oscilloscopes, DC power supply, and a function generator. The instruments are connected via Gpib and Micro USB, all connected…
Our project includes an amplifier PCB for headphones and a system to perform offline noise cancellation. The headphone amplifier uses a class AB amplifier that has right and left channels. The noise cancellation system utilizes MATLAB and a single microphone to obtain an estimated secondary path and perform noise cancellation on recorded audio. Zoom link:…
This project develops cost-effective, 3-D printed heat sinks to provide thermal management in electronic devices. Through this work, the team is advancing the use of thermally conductive polymers and additive manufacturing for next-generation electronic cooling solutions. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisors David AlleeProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected] Christopher BaileyProfessorSchool of…
IMPACT: Power Control is a tool for modeling transistor-level radiation effects on power management circuits. The tool simulates radiation-induced changes in BJTs and which is compared with experimental data to develop an accurate, new, and modern modeling tool for radioactive environments. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Hugh BarnabyProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and…
A self-sufficient, portable power source capable of charging and powering multiple electronic devices. It can detect and track the sunlight intensity of its surroundings. Additionally, it serves as an emergency power source for first responders. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Yoon HwaAssistant ProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]