Engineering

Course: MN261 Animation and Materials

Project Title: Cleanslate Convertible Table

Presenter Name: Daniel Facey, Joseph Remondi

Brief Description: Reinvent how we think of the modern workbench

Course: MN261 Animation and Materials

Project Title: Four Cylinder Engine

Presenter Name: Samad El Khider, Adam Hodges, Andres Victoria

Brief Description: Four cylinder crankshaft driven engine as a teaching tool

Course: MN261 Animation and Materials

Project Title: 3D Scanner Holder

Presenter Name: SOLID TEAM - Borislav Ignatov, Kevin Riordan, Peter Kisner

Brief Description: A device for mounting and adjusting the position of 3D scanning devices with relation to a model being scanned

Club: Engineering

Project Title: Water Purification

Presenter Name: Lydia Tonani, Sean Branagan, Dominick Marascio, Charles Moses, and Huy Huynh

Brief Description: In an attempt to purify water for the population’s use, our project utilizes reforestation, electroflocculation, atomic bond formation and magnetic separation to remove heavy metals

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II

Project Title: Cloud Computing and Industry 4.0

Presenter Name: Jonathan Freyman

Brief Description: What is Cloud Computing and how it relates to Industry 4.0

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II and EE125 Digital Computer Systems

Project Title: Humanoid Robotic Arm - Bucc's Hand

Presenter Name: Huy Huynh

Brief Description: Being able to control a robot from a distance to perform tasks in dangerous environments such as helping people in dire needs is necessary. Here, a remote-control robotic arm using Kinect is a first step we took in order to do so.

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II and EE125 Digital Computer Systems

Project Title: Quantum Computing

Presenter Name: Alex Juffras

Brief Description: Quantum Computers have the capacity to greatly increase processing power when compared to Supercomputers used today.

Course: EE125 Digital Computer Systems

Project Title: Industry 4.0 and IIoT (Industry Internet of Things)

Presenter Name: Sam Porter

Brief Description: An overview of Industry 4.0 focusing on the role of IIoT

Course: MN130 Engineering Design I

Project Title: Push-Behind Sweeper

Presenter Name: Travis Burke and Tristan Smyser

Brief Description: A push-behind sweeper is quite and portable primarily designed for use in movie theaters. It is easy to use without disturbing guests as well as allowing it to be easily carried from theater to theater

Course: MN241 Architectural Design

Project Title: Flooring Store

Presenter Name: Joe Remondi

Brief Description: A video showing some views from Revit software of a building with showroom and warehouse areas

Course: MN261 Animation and Materials

Project Title: LED Sign Holder

Presenter Name: Michael Patriacca and Cardoucha Sanon

Brief Description: A monitor mount and holder for an LED sign. It is designed to visually facilitate communication in situations where things might be unclear.

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II

Project Title: RIAA Equalization

Presenter Name: Matthew Sharon

Brief Description: RIAA Equalization

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II

Project Title: Blockchain

Presenter Name: Kamal Norford

Brief Description: Blockchain explained.

Course: EE125 Digital Systems

Project Title: Artificial Intelligence

Presenter Name: Mark Caguana

Brief Description: Artificial Intelligence

Course: ET111 iCreate: Intro to Coding Robotics Electronics and Technology

Project Title: Hand Sanitizer Dispenser

Presenter Name: Andrew Hartman

Brief Description: An ultrasonic sensor detects when a hand is under the hand sanitizer. Then, the Arduino Uno tells the servo motor to rotate which dispenses sanitizer without needing to touch the bottle.

Course: MN130 Engineering Design I

Project Title: PS4 Stand

Presenter Name: Christian Celestin, Dominic Schiappa

Brief Description: Design of a console stand for a PS4 incorporating a Raspberry PI and a cooling system

Course: EE115 Circuit Analysis II

Project Title: AI

Presenter Name: John Ssemanda

Brief Description: Overview of Artificial Intelligence

Course: ET111 iCreate: Intro to Coding Robotics Electronics and Technology

Project Title: Light Sensitive Shark

Presenter Name: Isaac Oliveira

Brief Description: An Arduino is programmed to read the light from 2 LDRs (but there was only 1 LDR available so some improvisation was needed). An LDR is a resistor that changes resistance depending on how much light is shining on it. The Arduino reads the resistance from the LDR and depending on the resistance will turn a servo in one direction or another. With this set-up the shark is swimming away from the light!

Course: ET111 iCreate: Intro to Coding Robotics Electronics and Technology

Project Title: Make your own Keyboard

Presenter Name: Anthony Dibiasio

Brief Description: An Arduino is programmed that when it reads certain inputs (the contact being made by the user's fingers) a signal with a certain pulse width is sent to a buzzer. This signal input to the buzzer creates a tone of a certain pitch. Therefore you are able to build a keyboard.

Course: MN130 Engineering Design I

Project Title: Raspberry Pi Enclosure and Succulent holder

Presenter Name: Saguaro Co. - Anna Santos and Courtney Burke

Brief Description: An aesthetic turn on a standard Raspberry Pi enclosure. Our design not only makes the enclosure more appealing, but also gives it additional purposes.

Course: MN130 Engineering Design I

Project Title: Space Saver 3000

Presenter Name: Orlando Morais, Jason Morgan-DeLossa, Anthony Kippenberger

Brief Description: A collapsible work surface to add more effective square footage to your living arrangement