This fully functional GUI utilizes probability and
pseudo-randomness to quantify and illustrate the relationship
between the frequency of drugs administered and the resulting
bacterial population within a host.
This robot, built fully in house, is capable of maneuvering a
course of walls and ramps while simultaneously handling,
sorting, and retrieving objects.
This bracket was designed to withstand a set of given forces for
a given amount of cycles. Optimal geometry and material
selection was made to ensure structural integrity.
This structure is a foot pump used to pressurize a steel
cylindrical vessel. The system is designed to power the Sonic
Mist Ultrasonic Nebulizer for the purpose of combating pulmonary
disease in off grid locations around the world.