Capstones
A student project
Pillsync
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
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 (Modular Anti-Drone System)
Pending Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Konstantinos TsakalisProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Dendritic Identifiers and AR/XR in assembly and maintenance operations
Pending. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Michael KozickiProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Dendritic Identifier Authentication Device
Pending. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Michael KozickiProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Poo-mba!
Pending. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Alicia BaumannAssociate Teaching ProfessorENGR Academic & Student [email protected]
Wearable Electronic Bandage to Improve Efficacy of Vaccine Delivery
Pending. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Jennifer BlainProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Natural Disaster Early Warning System (NDEWS)
Pending. Video Research poster View the poster Sponsor Advisor Konstantinos TsakalisProfessorSchool of Electrical, Computer and Energy [email protected]
Raytheon Humanitarian Relief UAS
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…
On-Demand Customizable Manufacturing of Hernia Repair Meshes: Feasibility of 3D Printing with MSLA
Hernia repair is one of the most common procedures worldwise, with over 20 million performed every year, close to 1 million alone in the united states. Current off-the-shelf heria meshes are limited by fixed sizes, variable pore structures, and inconsistent conformity, contributing to higher recurrence, discomfort, and complication rates. However, hospitals experience significant waste when…