HackBerry Lab
Spring 2020 Prototyping Open House
Welcome to the HackBerry Lab Spring 2020 Prototyping Open House. Explore the many innovations and technologies created by students in Creative Technologies and Computer Science.
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HBL Lamp
The HackBerry Lab Lamp is a three dimensional PCB (printed circuit board) lamp that was designed in EasyEDA. It features 90 NeoPixels along its inner walls, the HackBerry logo, and is topped off with a piece of black acrylic.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Bear Hug Baby Blanket
A decorative and comforting baby blanket. Blanket base and bear head were both loom knitted and sewn together. Bear head is stuffed with polyester filling and embellished with embroidery. 14 inches from head to corner and 26 inches from corner to corner.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Third Slot
A personally designed ID holder that can carry up to THREE different cards at one time.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2019
The Juice Box, pt. 2
This is a dorm decoration that plays music and puts on a light show with NeoPixels. It plays the album shown on the acrylic.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
JasonR You Live?
A desktop Twitch notification system that lights up when your favorite streamer is live! Powered by 5V and an ESP32 WiFi module.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Cardboard Coffee Table
A result of Corona-fest, this coffee table, originally meant to be built out of pine 2x4s, is a full size replica made entirely out of cardboard!
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Harmony
Harmony is a sound reactive light made with an Arduino Nano, a digital sound sensor, and NeoPixels. Its purpose is to serve as an attractive but simple piece of décor that anyone could have in their room to make listening to music more interactive.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Leggero
Leggero is an origami nightlight made out of sheet music. It uses an Arduino Nano, NeoPixels, a photocell resistor, and some buttons. It features both an automatic mode and manual mode for flexibility and was made to be simple décor when not in use.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
HackBerry RPG
This is a text based Roll Playing game set in Hackberry Lab. The goal of this game is to finish your final project. There are people you have to talk to and goals you have to accomplish, just like any other RPG.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Totally Not A Geometry Dash Spinoff
Final Project for Chris Whitmire's CSC 103 class.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Love Landmine
An App I designed for my Capstone Project. Its purpose is to connect Long Distance Relationships through meaningful interactions. It does this by allowing one member of a relationship to buy the other one a token of appreciation, such as coffee.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
Prototype of a computer mouse that is designed for those who enjoy interesting looking desk items. The process that was used to make this was a creating a mold of a foam prototype and then making a plastic version that was then decorated.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Light Pong
An interactive game of Pong that allows two users, with flashlights, to emulate the paddles of a game of Pong and compete head to head. By raising and lowering the flashlight in real life, the paddle moves up and down on the screen respectively.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Arduino Road Map
This is a project designed to teach fourth grade elementary students nested if statements. It does not teach the code but the concept. It is set up like a road so the students have a real world example instead of just words on a page.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Clapper with Arduino and Neo pixels by Robert Mbenoun
This is a clapper that was made using a sound sensor, Arduino and some Neo pixels. This clapper allows you to change color but also turn the lights off.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
spring 2020
Renovated dresser with Neo pixels
This is an old dresser that we had at the house, and we worked on it; painted it and added light at the bottom to give it a personality.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
spring 2020
The Hygiene Hotel
A cleaner way to store your toothbrush, along with many other bathroom products. Currently made out of foam core because of limitations. I’m planning on remaking it once I have access to more materials.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Beaming Branches
Beaming Branches is a light up jewelry tree. The branches are made out of acrylic which gives it an aesthetic appeal when the light reflects off of them.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Locked n' Loaded
A gun rack designed to hold guns securely with a shelves to hold bullets or anything else for storage.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Green House
I built this green house for my mom. It is completely covered with tarp to keep the warmth in and rain out. It has a gate in front of it to keep our dogs out as well. The dimensions of the green house in feet are 8x16x10.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Garden Gear Guardian
The Garden Gear Guardian is designed to help users locate their garden tools by using a "beacon" with white LEDs and a piezo siren (attached to a garden tool) that will activate whenever the user turns it on with a remote.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Tap Tap Hoops by Robert Mbenoun
This is a game that was inspired by some version of flappy bird and my love for basketball. mixing these two ideas resulted in a well working game.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
spring 2020
Ground Hound
The Ground Hound is a sensor suite designed to help farmers know more about the conditions of their fields (soil moisture, temperature, etc), so that they can avoid wasting resources from making poor decisions caused by a lack of information.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Gemini
The Gemini is a gaming mouse designed to be utilized by individuals who possess only the use of two adjacent fingers (index-middle, middle-ring, etc.) on their dominant hand.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
This Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) Mixer was designed to be used in tandem with the free, online music production platform called Audiotool.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
PopArtPCB - Tron Light Disk
The goal of this project was to create a custom PCB that looked like one of the identity (light) disks from the movie TRON: Legacy. The LED pattern can be changed to match the colors of six different characters.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
This Desktop Device displays the current time and date in New York City, the weather in Rome, GA, the stock price of Frontier Developments PLC, and the time/date of the next launch from Cape Canaveral.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Time Attack
This custom-designed GamePad is intended to be used to play games created inside of the Arduino IDE for the Advanced Prototyping class. A top-down airplane racing game called "Time Attack" was also developed as one of these games.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Viking Hat for "Dogs"
This hat was designed with the idea to help people show some more School spirit with help from are smaller friends in are family's. its a completely 3D printed hat with small Velcro straps that keep it on the dog, its completely adjustable and conferrabl
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Tangled Music Box
A Disney's Tangled inspired hand crank music box with interchangeable and customizable music sheets with a secondary storage compartment. Laser cut and engraved 1/4 inch thick wood creates the base and is decorated with acrylic paint.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Bubble Clip
Bubble Clip, my intermediate project, is a 3D printed device with the purpose of creating a trail of bubbles behind a bike. This project doesn't use motors, the Bubble Clip uses the movement of the bike to turn the fan and blow bubbles at the same time.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Snake Gamepad
The Snake Gamepad, my final project, is a handheld Arduino based recreation of the game Snake. The casing is a repurposed RC remote, and the screen is an 8x8 LED matrix. The game plays just like classic snake but handy because you can play it anywhere.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Microplastic Filter
The microplastic filter is a two part filter system that works in tandem with a washing machine system to capture microplastics that are released from the synthetic materials in our clothing over the course of a single wash cycle.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Longboard Travle Stand
Traveling around the Berry campus on my longboard I kept having the problem of where to put my longboard so it wouldn't get messed with and knocked over where someone could slip and hurt them self. Which lead me to make a simple stand for it.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Little Night Light
The Little Night Light is a light that's meant to resemble the Ghost character from the video game Destiny. This night light was made using an Arduino Uno and is powered by a 9V battery. I 3D printed the shell and painted it to look like it does in-game.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Battery Blanket
It's a picnic blanket with a pouch for a solar battery bank for when you need to charge your devices when having a picnic.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Pipe Dream
The Pipe Dream is a pipe lamp whose main purpose is to light up my workspace. The lamp's body is made out of black iron pipes from Home Depot, and the socket and wiring were taken from a DIY lamp kit.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Thermos French Press
I made a french press that can fit into a thermos for when you go camping or whenever you want a cup of coffee.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Household Facemask
This project is a simple facemask you would use in public to avoid catching COVID-19 in the ongoing pandemic. The mask is entirely made of common household items as an example of how someone could protect themselves with what they have around.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Bamboozled!
Amidst the fiasco of pandemic-induced quarantine, I wanted to make something that could be created and appreciated at home. As such, I made a wind chime made from bamboo and twine.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Pandora's Box
Just as opening Pandora's box led to many unexpected problems, so too did creating a wooden box from scratch end up far more complicated than I initially intended. Overall, however, building this box was an important and meaningful learning experience.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Relaxing Desk Decor
The Relaxing Desk Decor is a light up sign that can act as a desk lamp or just a relaxing quote to read if stressed. It consists of plywood, an acrylic sheet, and a NeoPixel strip.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Offbrand Animal Crossing
Just like the popular game Animal Crossing but worse! All your favorite characters ask you to do all of your favorite activities, and you have to do them!
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
The All-Wheelchair
The All-Wheelchair is an Assistive Wheelchair Add-on For Easier Door Opening that solves the problem of opening a door while in a wheelchair by locking the wheels together so that they can be rolled using one hand.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Ease of Utensil
Ease of Utensil is a Hackathon project designed to help individuals with disabilities that affect dexterity easily and quickly adapt any utensil for use.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
This project was an exercise in Ergonomic Design. For this project we had to create a computer mouse that was suited to a specific task. In my case, I chose to focus in on what features a Music Producer would need in their computer mouse.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Entering the Matrix
Entering the matrix was just a simple LED matrix coded with different patters and designs.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
This project is an Arduino Based MIDI Controller. We created and then manufactured PCBs. Then we soldered 8 Elastomer Buttons, 8 NeoPixels, 3 Potentiometers, and 1 Slide Potentiometer as physical controls that would interfact with the DAW AudioTool.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Pop Art PCB
I chose to create a PCB with a Back To The Future theme. The animations were then created in Arduino. The first was an animated version ofthe word mark. The second was an animated version of the movie poster. The third was the time machine's flashes.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Hit Me Helmet
The hit me helmet is a helmet that allows a user to understand the impact a lacrosse player receives when struck in the head.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
For this project I made an IOT device. This device grabs the time in Shenzhen, China; displays weather info in Tampa, FL; shows the current stock price of Coca-Cola; and displays the current PowerBall Jackpot. This infomation updates every minute.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Jigsaw Massage Gun
I get a lot of exercise and my muscles get tired a good amount. I would like to treat them with a good massage gun, but all of the ones on the market are too expensive. I would like to make my own massage gun using a jigsaw. Using a jig will cut the cost
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Senior Exit Hackathon
For my senior Hackathon, I decided to recreate all the rankings from my favorite video game, Rocket League, and bring them to life.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
MIDI-MIXER
I designed a SICK device that allows me to control music in the palms of my hand. All you got to do is plug that bad boi into a computer and connect it to the online software Audiotool and BOOM!! I HIGHLY recommend watching the video!!
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
This project is an LCD screen that displays 5 different screens and uses WiFi enabled ESP32 to acquire data from the web in order to be displayed.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
GamePad
For my game, I created a Space Invaders style game entitled "Producer Panic." The player sprite is a MIDI keyboard and the enemies are Mixtapes and SoundCloud logos. In addition I also designed a case in Fusion360 custom fit to my PCB's specifications.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
PopArt PCB
This is a customized PCB with a tree silk screen design. There are 25 neopixels surface mounted on the board. The board uses an ATtiny 85 microcontroller with a button that switch’s the state of the lights each time the button is pushed.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
PopArt PCB
I designed a printed circuit board into a shape of a panda in support of my homeland. AND IT FRICKING LIGHTS UP!!!
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Game Pad
This is a customized PCB powered by a Teensy micro controller. The game is a side scroller game centered about a cat's adventure with 5 levels increasing in difficulty. Your score is the time it took you to complete all 5. Bases on my very own cat.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
I designed a handheld device that would update me on the time/day of my hometown, weather of Atlanta (has my favorite pho shop), the stock of the company that owns Tinder/Bumble (heavy user), and to a website that tells me if it is dark outside or not.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Gamepad
I designed a handheld gaming device that you can play games that individuals in the class. For my game, it was called "The Adventure of Tiles" and it is a platformer game similar to the arcade "Donkey Kong".
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Slavesaver
An App I created during the Senior Exit Hackathon. Its purpose is to allow the Lab Assistants to upload tasks for volunteers to do. This way the lab will increase its efficiency when volunteers show up to help
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
I designed a TOP OF THE LINE, AERODYNAMIC, FOOTBALL SHAPED computer mouse. The functionality of the mouse is to train little children at a young age how to told a football correctly as they surf the web looking at football videos (also for ambidextrous)
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Toolbox PC
This project was made in order to make a portable low end gaming desktop that I could carry with me to LAN parties. All the parts were sourced second hand from thrift stores or friends. This solution was perfect because it only cost me about $30 to create
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Portable Bluetooth Boombox
For this project, I created a very loud Bluetooth "boombox." My topic was music and my challenge was to make it portable. The motivation behind this project was to make a cheaper, louder speaker than one you can buy.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
DJ helmet
I designed a DJ helmet to go along with my MIDI-MIXER that I made in CRT 360. It includes two LED rings that loop through 8 different LED patterns. It fits on my head and is surprisingly not heavy. I took inspiration off of the "BOXHEAD" dude from LMFAO.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desk Pad
The Desk Pad is a portable small table that can be used when in need of a hard surface. It is small enough to fit in your backpack but big enough to still help you get your work done.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2019
Shot Roullete
I made a turn-table roulette table that dictates who takes what shot. The table is rotating on a servo and stops after a random time. Whoever the shot lands on has to take it. Perfect for college drinking games.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Berry Deck of Cards
The Berry deck of cards is a normal set of 54 cards. It was customized using photoshop, where I made many of them based on my friends, classmates, and professor. Printed labels with designs were cut out and pasted onto a normal deck of cards.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Glam Cam Holder
The Glam Cam Holder helps creators attain a slow-motion/swinging effect with just their phones. The holder can be used virtually anywhere with enough room to swing. All that is needed to use the Glam Cam Holder is tape to secure it in place.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Bricks
Bricks is a retro video game designed and built in processing. The goal of the game is to break the bricks to earn points.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
The Work Station
For my final project I decided to make a desk for my room to make it easier to my inline classes at my house. The does is made out. of wood and has two spaces for drawers which I plan on adding later. After building I added a stain to the desk.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring Semester 2020
EZ-ROLL
This is a unique type of foam roller that I designed for athletes. The idea of a foam roller is to loosen up muscles. What makes mine unique is how portable it is and its ability to target smaller muscles.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring Semester 2020
Midi Mixer
This is a mixer that can be paired with Audio Tool. It can physically control those sounds with toggle buttons,single push buttons,state buttons and potentiometer. The enclosure is a laser cut wood that was designed specifically for a PCB that I designed.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
When this mouse was created, it kept people with fat hands/fingers in mind. The design was made so there is a divide right down the middle so the fingers aren't clumped.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Spinning Nightlight
The Spinning Nightlight, my final project, is a wooden carousel on a bearing that creates a projection of lights onto the wall.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
MIDI mixer is a MIDI-based user interface that interacts with a digital synthesizer. Through this lab we were able to create our own beats, theme songs, hooks, etc.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Colorful Arrays
Rainbow Arrays is a project that focuses on making the concept of arrays very visual. The main features of this lesson include an understanding of indexing, array sizing, and data types.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Pop Art PCB
This project helped us create custom shaped PCBs, advanced silkscreen graphics, and surface mount soldering. My design comes from my favorite video game rocket league!
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
The MIDI Mixer is an Arduino powered MIDI controller. With a self-designed PCB, input layout, and enclosure, the MIDI Mixer is able to control online music tools such as Audiotool.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
Desktop device allowed us to explore hardware design, basic enclosure design, working with APIs and HTTP requests, as well as finite state machine development, and creating LCD screen graphics. Nashville time, Denver weather, stock, & word of the day.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Junkyard Sword
This is an orc sword made from a steel bar. It includes both a grip and a guard. It was made with the forge, and angle grinder, and stick welder.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Pop Art PCB
The Pop Art PCB is a PCB designed around a piece of a pop culture. I used surface mount NeoPixels and an ATtiny85 to create light patterns thematically centered around the design of the Master Chief helmet from Halo.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
Desktop Device is a device that uses the ESP32, a wireless capable micro controller, to display live updating information to an LCD screen. The information displayed ranges from weather to stock information.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Cringy Ninja
Its tough being a ninja in 2020… “Cringy Ninja” follows the happenings of a ninja-in-training on his first day. Avoid hipsters who criticize your life choices and climb to new heights in this fast-paced infinite jumper game.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Martha's Knockout
Mike Tyson's knockout with a Berry themed twist! Out box all three bosses and win.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Sanitimer
Sanitimer is a device that tracks the time it takes a kindergarten student to wash their hands and provides feedback via a time receipt. The goal is to make the students more aware of what twenty seconds feel like in order to properly wash their hands.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
GamePad
The GamePad is a device using a Teensy (Arduino controller) and an LCD screen to play games created by the Advanced Prototyping class. Games were designed to be played with a joystick and two buttons, and consist of animated images and sounds.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Turret
This is a prototype for a desktop turret. The turret is controlled by two potentiometers that control the x and y positions of the laser that is mounted on. The laser if fired when the button is pushed along with a neopixel.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Light In Motion
My Senior Exit Hackathon was to demonstrate the abstract concept of motion in dance by using LEDs and long exposure photography to track movement.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Anti-Scratch Cat Boots
For my final project, I made boots that would fit on my cat's back legs to prevent her from scratching her face. They were made of canvas, elastic fabric, and fleece.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Camera Bag
For my intermediate project, I sewed a camera bag that would fit my camera with a lens on and an additional lens.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Mirror, Mirror
Mirror, Mirror is an adjustable stand with two lighted mirrors that help anyone see the back of their hair or clothing to make dressing and preparing for the day easier.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Smartphone Tripod with Wheels
In this intermediate project, I remodelled a tripod so that it would hold a smartphone and have wheels attached to the legs to glide. Using a 3D printer I constructed the smartphone adapter that could be screwed into the camera tripod.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2020
Mighty Mouse
The Mighty Mouse is an exercise in design principles. We designed, sketched, modeled, and manufactured a mouse of our unique and individual design. We used clay modeling to prototype, and then solid plastic molding to create the final product.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Ring Rest
This is a cushion that can be strapped to an office phone to make it more comfortable to hold with your shoulder when both of your hands need to be free to type.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
Computer mouse prototype created by placing a foam mockup into a silicone to create a mold and casting with plastic. Design for games that require many buttons such as MOBA's and MMORPG's.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Turntable Toy
This is a cube toy designed for a child with limited movement. It sits on a turntable with different activities on each side such as a magnet board and reversible sequins. The toy phone on it is removable for battery changing.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Insert Ad Here
Insert Ad Here is a form of mobile advertising. An individual wearing a backpack unit is able to move through large crowds with the that advertises any products or services and can be updated with simple program changes.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
Music making device utilizing rotary and sliding potentiometers and elastomer pushbuttons which control sounds in Audiotool.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Pop Art PCB
Printed Circuit Board designed to look like Goku from DragonBall Z and animated with surface mount NeoPixels to portray his different Saiyan forms.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Infinite Link
Infinite Link is a dorm room wall decoration that displays the classic Legend of Zelda logo. It contains remote control LEDs that create and infinity mirror effect illuminating the designs inside. When the LEDs are off, the piece turns into a wall mirror.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Supporting Antennas
Supporting Antennas is a senior capstone project designed to increase the physical strength of race car antennas so they can both last longer in races and are less likely to fail due to shearing at speeds of upwards of 200 mph.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Laptop Monitor Repurpose
A monitor created from a repurposed Asus laptop screen. The monitor uses an LCD Driver to mimic a computer motherboard so that a device to display to the monitor through HDMI cables.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
GamePad
GamePad created using a Teensy 3.2 and a TFT LCD screen. The game I created is called Mallust and is played in style of old-school turn based RPG's.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
TFT Art
Mini drawing station using a TFT SPI Touch LCD screen. I also designed an enclosure for the device in Fusion 360
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Salvage Hammock Stand
For my final project I wanted to build something that could potentially be used to hang up an ENO- style hammock without needing pre-existing attachment points. It may have Involved splicing together some 2x4's, but it works.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Homemade Kitchen Knife
For my Intermediate project, I decided to make my own kitchen knife in order to learn some new metalworking skills. It's made of heat treated 1095 high-carbon steel, so it can hold an edge for longer than a normal stainless blade.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Hackberry Sampler
The Hackberry Sampler is a box designed to show the progression of a my work in the woodshop. Its corners are all different, the first being a simple butt joint, the second being a pocket hole joint, the third a miter joint, and the fourth is a dovetail.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
The Whittled Gator
Upon receiving a book on whittling for Christmas, I decided to pick a random project and learn how to whittle for the first hackathon of the semester
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
K-911
K-911 helps Medical Alert Dogs communicate with people nearby when their handler is experiencing a medical emergency. When the dog tugs on the rope toy attached to the harness, an alert text will be sent to users including the GPS location of the handler.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Locked Memories
Locked memories is a series of locks that act as a puzzle for my grandpa who has alzheimers, if he opens the right locks, a bottom piece opens to reveal the first picture of the two of us and the most recent
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Portable Axe Throwing Lane
The portable axe throwing lane is exactly as it sounds. Taking an old trailer I found I tore everything out and turned it into an axe throwing lane I can take with me anywhere I go.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
Device that uses "screen scraping" to access information from various websites. Information includes Tokyo time, New York City weather, Nintendo stock price, and Jonah Hill body status.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Smart Mirror
Smart Mirror is a mirror that displays the time, weather, calendar, and news updates. It works by placing a two-way mirror acrylic sheet on top of a computer monitor, and uses a raspberry pi to control the user interface.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Revenge of the Porch
After falling through my 100 year old porch, I decided it was time to tear it up. It didn't go down without a fight however, the more I tore up, the more that had to be done. Ultimately, i had to repair most of the supports and replace the top.
CRT 498: Methods, Materials, and Structures
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
For this project, I had to create a mouse that would fulfill a specific task while also considering the ergonomics. I created a mouse that functions as dial for Fusion 360. The dial can be programmed with favorite tools to make designing faster.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
E-broidery
For this lab, we started by creating designs to mimic a linear potentiometer, a rotary potentiometer, and a joystick as 2D images. Then we turned these images into embroidery files and stitched them using conductive thread to create circuit swatches.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Altoids Vacuum
Altoids Vacuum is a pocket sized vacuum cleaner made inside an Altoids tin.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Pop Art PCB
This project shows that PCBs can be more than just a rectangle. For this, I took a popular Nintendo character named Kirby and placed 8 LEDs in a circle on the board.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Embedded Circuit Pillow
We started this lab by creating our own PCB's that are designed to be sewn into fabric. My project using these is a pillow with 7 capacitive touch boards and a piezo buzzer that plays a different tone based on which berry you are touching.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
Desktop Device is an always-on display that shows the user the most relevant information to the user for the day.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Midi Mixer
This is a Midi Mixer using an Arduino UNO as the microcontroller. This was the first project using EasyEDA to manufacturer a custom PCB for the midi. The midi has 8 buttons, 3 potentiometers, and a slider for inputs.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Cart Assistant
The Cart Assistant is all about guiding shoppers to items by way of the best path through the store. It does this by looking for, strategically placed, IR beacons around a storefront.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
GamePad
This project was a culmination of all of the different projects from the advanced course. During the development of this project, we had to become more efficient when coding so that when our game ran it would not run slow.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
TrackBerry Scroll ball
This is my capstone project. As phone sizes have gotten larger people with below-average hand sizes have a more difficult time navigating their phone with one hand. My project works to solve this issue by giving users a scroll ball on the back of a phone.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Two Player Pinball
This is my exit hackathon project. For this project, I wanted to design a layout in Fusion 360 of a pinball machine that two players could play on. I have really enjoyed working in the Fusion 360 environment and wanted to show these skills off!
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Cloud
Led cloud has multiple functions
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Thermochromics and Heat-Resistive Fabrics
We created thermochromic paint that can be applied to various materials and when current is passed through it, the paint changes color. Through a matrix of these panels & a program to change the polarity on peltier coolers to see the effect.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Slime Run
Slime Run is a game run in Processing where the player plays as a small slime that has to outrun a large slime trying to eat it. The player has to jump over obstacles or burrow through them. The player wins when the large slime is far enough away.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Plant Lamp
The Plant Lamp, my intermediate project, is a 3-D printed lamp based off the Pixar lamp with a red and blue LED bulb that supports plant growth.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
YuLei
My father had a translator when he worked over in China and his name was YuLei. This project is a Morse Code translator that can translate dots and dashes into the English language.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Marbles
This project was a fun Hackathon project with hopes of recreating a childhood game that my brother and I had played many times together. The purpose of the game is to push a marble up the side, and have it come down and land into one of the cups.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Around the World
Around the World takes an ordinary globe and turns it into a learning game. It tests your knowledge on the world's seven continents. The computer displays a question and the user submits an answer by pressing the buttons located on the globe.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Bird BNB
This cozy bird house is made of purely natural materials. It provides a home for any sized bird and blends in well with the environment around it. The frame is made of poplar wood while the roof is made of evergreen trimmings.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Kimono
For my final project, I made a kimono using a pattern online, machine embroidering flowers & leaves, and sewing in wearable PCBs to create a color-changing NeoPixel kimono.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Organized LED
This is a project I made to help better organize my room. It has 3 shelves for smaller items and an open area to stack movies and video games! I also added rainbow-colored LED lights to add some good aesthetic to it!
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
You Open?
This project had a completely different design originally, but I had to transition ideas due to school being canceled this semester. This project is an alert light that allows you to see if something is open that should not be.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI Mixer
This project was designed to be an instrument that would allow me to remix and make my own music through various button changes and presses.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Space Invader PCB PopArt
This is a Space Invader that was made into a PCB. It has 3 different modes when you click a button. The first mode changes to red and the second mode changes to green. For the third mode the lights come down in the pattern of space invaders.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
X-Man PCB
Programmable Neopixel art inspired by Keith Haring.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Germ Buster
Germ Buster notifies you when you touch your face to limit the spread of germs and viruses by beeping, lighting up, and assigning a score.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Fusion 360 mouse
Computer mouse with a roller ball for use with Fusion 360.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
"Desktop Device" V1.0
Desktop device utilizes screen scraping to display data from the internet in real time.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
MIDI MIXER
Customizable midi controller. Features eight elastomer pushbuttons, three potentiometers, and a slider. The Arduino Uno running the controller is removable via the base of its laser cut enclosure.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
HackBerry Game Pad
Mobile gaming device featuring games from the Advanced Prototyping class
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Robotic Arm
Laser cut robotic arm, controlled by an Arduino
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Shop Towel Respirator
Respirator made from binder covers, hot glue, gatorade bottles, elastic, and shop towels
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Electric Fire Lighter
The “Electric fire lighter” was my attempt on a simple cattle prod device. The purpose of the project was for it to look cool, and work properly as cattle prod.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Breathalyzer
I tried to make a Breathalyzer, but because of Corona, I could only order 1 sensor that would get to me on time.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Cevian Covid-19 Temperature Sensor
Our Covid-19 Temperature sensor displays the patient's temperature on a monitor outside their room for medical workers and also sends an email to the patient's family with updates on how they are doing.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Goodwill Pillow Talk
Using a few shirts I purchased from local thrift stores, I made s few patterned pillows for my dorm room.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Matrix Pong
Matrix pong is a simple pong game displayed on an LED Matrix. The paddle is controlled by moving your hand up and down above an ultrasonic sensor.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Runner Gunner
Runner Gunner is an infinite runner game. In this game you are a soldier running towards enemies. The goal is to get the highest score and avoid running into enemies.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Nap Time
Nap Time is a portable dog bed designed specifically for my family's puppy, Beau. The dog bed is filled with pillow cushion for comfort and covered with soft cotton t-shirts. A cooling mat is also attached to the cushion so it doesn't get too warm
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Shoe Stack
The shoe stack is a rotating shoe rack. The shoe stack has a height of 2 feet, has 4 levels of storage, and can hold up to 4 pairs of shoes per level. PVC and shower flanges are used as supports for each level.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Don't Stand So Close To Me
This hand-held device uses an Ultra-sonic range finder, LCD screen, 2 Neopixels, and 2 buttons, to measure 6ft. If you are within 3 inches either direction of 6ft the green NeoPixel will turn on, if not it will turn red. It also shows the measurement.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Germ Buster (check out Joey Pratt Alex Brice for their portions of the project)
This device is designed to help slow the spread of Covid-19 by alerting when someone is about to touch their face. It uses a Hall effect sensor and a magnet inside the elbow. My portion was to create the scoring visuals and a physical arm strap.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
boom goes the asteroid
using the controller and joystick, dodge and destroy the asteroids and get the high score. destroy every asteroid you can, missing one will lower your score
CSC 235: Physical Computing
spring 2020
Galaxy Defenderz
Coded in Processing, Galaxy Defenderz is a retro endless shooter based on games such as Galaga, Asteroids, and Space Invaders.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
final for 235
I made a game station for my game I made in 103
CSC 235: Physical Computing
spring 2020
Boomy the Cat Arcade Cabinet
Made with arduino and processing. This arcade cabinet gives a home to the boomy the cat game. Use a joystick to run and shoot and a button to jump.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Boomy the Cat
Boomy the Cat is a cat who runs fast and eats garbage. Help Boomy fight the spread of Lynks disease by using the arrow keys to move, s to shoot, and j to jump. Made in Processing
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Sweet Creature Box
A box that says sweet creature that contains neopixels that change states with a button
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Triangles
Triangles that change to a random color and switch positions.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
The "Mega" Controller
This project coincides with a game that was created in CSC 103, it simply utilizes both Processing and Arduino to create a joystick controller to control a game!
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Pac-Cat
Pac-Cat is a pac-man style game, where the player is a cat, the ghosts figures are now mice, and the special power ups are fish instead of cherries. The goal of the game is to eat all of the dots before you loose all three lives by running into the mice.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Budget Pinball Machine
I decided to make a pinball machine using everything we’ve learned in 235 so far. It uses a lcd screen, buttons, motors, etc. it’s just a basic pinball machine
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Lightsaber controller
I made a controller using an arduino for the video game fallen order. It uses a joystick for the wasd keys, an accelerometer for the mouse, and buttons and tilt sensors for the other controls.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Norbert’s Habitat
I have a bearded dragon named Norbert, he needs space and things to climb around on. I made him new furniture for his terrarium. They are made out of natural trees and branches to give his terrarium a natural look
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
3D Printed EasyBreath Filter
This is a EasyBreath snorkeling mask fitting a 3D printable filter. This attachment goes on top of the mask using activated charcoal filters, normally found in Keurig water filters.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Page Turner
To create a device to make turning a single page of a book easier for disabled persons or those who have low fine motor skills in their hands such as older folks who have Parkinson’s or the like.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
iConduct
To create a conducting baton designed for conducting teachers to use in teaching their students how to properly conduct. A program was written to read an infrared LED on the tip of iConduct using the computer’s built-in camera and draw in real time.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
CSC 103 Final Project: Infected Game
This game is inspired by current events and flappy bird. A very nice Coronavirus tries his best to not to infect (touch) anything.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Corona Cure
This game is a pac-man style game. It includes a mad doctor trying to solve the corona pandemic one paper cure at a time. The goal of the game is to collect all the paper that has the cure on it and keep away from the virus!
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Social Distancing - Genetic Algorithm
This was a group project designed to educate people on the importance of social distancing using a genetic algorithm. This was a group project with myself, Cameron Acton, and Cooper Foster. My role in the project was user testing and research.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Social Distancing - Genetic Algorithm
This was a group project designed to educate people on the importance of social distancing using a genetic algorithm. The group mates were Myself, Paul van Wingerden and Cooper Foster. My role was coding the algorithm and interface design.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
The Hardest Game Ever
I created a game where I used a joystick to control a player. The objective of the game is to navigate through the maze to reach the end of the maze. The catch is that if you touch a wall, your player gets reset to the beginning of the map.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Social Distancing - Genetic Algorithm
This was a group project designed to educate people on the importance of social distancing using a machine learning genetic algorithm. My group mates in this project were Cameron and Paul. My Role in this project, Data analysis and Documentation.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
HackBerry Masks
With the concerning risk of COVID19, as a group we chose to design a ventilator piece that can attach to a scuba mask. I specifically was in charge of making the 3D printer, printing the prototypes and doing use testing.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Cevian Covid-19 Temperature Sensor
Using an ESP32 and a DS18B20 temperature sensor, our Covid-19 Temperature sensor displays the patient's temperature on a monitor outside their room for medical workers and also sends an email to the patient's family with updates on how they are doing.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
CSC 235 Final Project: Infected with Ultrasonic Range Finder
This project builds off of my 103 game. The player (a friendly coronavirus) is controlled by a distance sensor. It moves up and down according to the distance of the object in front of it.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
The General
This project is my Senior Exit Hackathon. I decided to design my own PCB in the shape of General Grievous. He has twenty neopixels for his four lightsabers and plays the CIS grand march when a button is pressed.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
The Head Hat
The head hat is designed for people in hot places that really wish it could be just a little cooler. Using a temperature probe, a small DC motor, and a strip of neopixels, i converted this ordinary baseball cap into a fan hat with a built-in thermometer!
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Aesop
Aesop is an infinite runner game where you play as a fox dodging wolves and crows. It was coded in Processing and the art was drawn in Procreate.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Germ Buster w/ Joey Pratt and Katie Kearns
Device that utilizes a Hall effect sensor and a magnet to notify the user when they are about to touch their face. Created in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. I designed the schematic and PCB for the device.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
What's Your Color?
This game is my final project for CSC 235 and is designed to test the player's ability to recognize and duplicate RBG colors given to them. You are given a color on the left and must match it using the center dials.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Piano Trainer
For my CSC 235 project, I wanted to combine the things I learned in the CRT 498 class with conductive thread into a controller for a game. The piano trainer allows you to learn to play a song in processing on a capacitive touch piano connected to Arduino.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Ring Game
The objective is to land on all the yellow spaces, while avoiding the red. Your score is shown both on the LCD and the ring. your high score and score for the round area on the ring as well.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
2020 2020
Clank's Escape
You play as Clank, a lone ghost, in a haunted house trying to avoid cages who want to prevent him from ever leaving.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Furmidable Foes
Follow Luke Skywhisker in this intergalactic battle of cats vs dogs against foes like jabba the pup and dog vader in search of Purrrincess Leia! Just watch out, you've only got nine lives to do it.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
Social Distancing Smart Health Monitoring System
The Smart Social Distancing Health Monitoring System is a system built to allow nurses and doctors to take patients' information while maintaining proper social distancing. The device has height, temperature, and weight sensors, and a built-in keypad.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Doggie Diner
This feeder was inspired by my two puppies, Melvin and Lucy, and allows them to eat at the correct height while also providing storage for all their food and treats. Made from mostly plywood, it was a cost effective but stylish project overall.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Four Hours to Formal
This project was all about self- expression. I often express myself through my clothing, but sometimes I can’t quite find something that suits me perfectly. In this case, it was my formal dress. I decided if I couldn’t find the perfect dress, I’d make it.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Swingin'
A friend of mine recently moved into a new house, and one of the things she brought with her that was the most sentimental was a porch swing made by her grandfather. Because she has no porch we decided we would make a free-standing mount for her swing.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Homemade Filtered Respirator
This is a homemade respirator made from simple household objects. the body for the majority is just a 2-liter bottle along with two water bottles. the filter portion is just gauze and activated charcoal.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
2020 2020
Don't Stand So Close To Me
For our final project in Robotics, we created a game that promotes social distancing. Our game teaches the user how to accurately estimate 6 feet. My contribution to the project was creating a PCB that made the game simple, compact, and mass producible.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
CARRIER DEFENDER Arcade Game
Take flight in a US F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet and defend your carrier from an onslaught of Chinese attackers!
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Glow Pip Die Display
This display is a five sided display with three settings. the first si a random assortment of rainbow lights, the second a line of green lights moving around the cube, and the third is a counter displaying a number on the die ranging from one to six.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Bop-it Arduino
This is a functioning bop-it Arduino setup with a button, a flex sensor, a potentiometer, and an analog stick. Unfortunately, I could not make a case or Sauter due to insufficient tools available.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Don't Stand So Close To Me
Final Project for the Advanced Robotics Course. My group developed a game to teach a person how far 6ft is using an ultrasonic range finder and NeoPixels. My contribution was developing an enclosure for the device.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
The Quest
This is a trolling game that I made in processing to be annoying, from the controls to the music. It features a unicorn and corrupted berries.
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
J9 Speaker
I made a speaker with two 10in subwoofers with leds on it that fluctuate with the music
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Desktop Device
This device screen scrapes other websites to get Information. This includes Atlanta's time Zone, Adairsville, GA weather, Nvdia's stock price, and a splash screen.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Spring 2020
Cevian Covid-19 Temperature Sensor
Using an ESP32 and a DS18B20 temperature sensor, our Covid-19 Temperature sensor displays the patient's temperature on a monitor outside their room for medical workers and also sends an email to the patient's family with updates on how they are doing.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Rock on
Knock off agario with the rock and vladimire putin
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Mighty Mouse
This is a computer mouse that is designed to be more ergonomic to those who have a broken finger.
CRT 360: Advanced Prototyping
Sping 2020
Iso-Hero
Iso-Hero is an interactive video game, based on the classic Guitar Hero, that teaches the player about isomers. It consists of three levels with increasing difficulty in which the user places structures of an isomer one at a time in their correct spaces.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
Acid Etch PCBs
Due to complications resulting from the coronavirus, we were unable to order PCBs (printed circuit boards). So, I made my own! Using ferric chloride and a laser printer, PCB files were etched on to FR4 (copper plated) boards.
CRT 499: Senior Project Capstone
Spring 2020
PCB Lightning Round
For this Hackathon, I wanted to see how many PCBs I could design in four hours. A total of four were completed: the Death Star, the Coca-Cola logo, a piece of (PINEAPPLE) pizza, and the Starfleet commander's badge.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Vest
This project was a vest that I made from scratch, starting with creating a bodice pattern with my measurements. The goal was to use conductive thread and PCBs to sew NeoPixels on to the back, but there were unfortunate complications with the electronics.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Conductive Ink
We attempted to make our own conductive ink: the first go-round ended up this very horrible smelling goo monstrosity. The second, we were able to paint on skin and fabric working circuits. The main issue was flexibility, as it began to crack when dry.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Embroidered Interfaces
For this project, we created three designs for embroidered interfaces using conductive thread.
CRT 498: Electrotextiles
Spring 2020
Homemade masks
For our projects, our professor decided to change the direction into projects that could be useful for the COVID-19 pandemic. My group was assigned with making instructions and the masks that people could make at home. My part was using sewing tools.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Solar Education
This is Solar Education. A program I wrote to help elementary students learn more about our universe. This program shows all the planets in our solar system including the moon, stars and the asteroid field between Jupiter and Mars. This program gives out
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Rainbow Box
Rainbow Box, is box made out of acyrllic plastic, neopixels and an Arduino. Rainbow box brings multicolor fun to a bland dorm room. With a touch of one of the sensors you can change the color of the box. You will go from a bored plain light to a fun multi
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
The Perfect Prompt Pandemic Prepper’s Parcel Purification Apparatus
The goal of this project is to create a prototype for a system that will disinfect packages enter/exiting Post Offices by spraying them with an alcohol solution as they travel on a conveyor belt. I was responsible for creating the mister system.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Block Run
This game seeks to provide a simple yet challenging interactive experience. The game is based on a man running on a two block high screen. He is able to jump over the one block high wall, although if he cannot the game restarts.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Pedal-Board pt.2
This board seeks to provide guitar players with an organized and stylish place for their pedals. The board is made up of plywood and acrylic, thus keeping it light but strong. It also has a smoked acrylic top so that lights can be attached inside.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Light-ning Cloud
The Light-ning Cloud is a cheap alternative to stylish lighting. The clouds are made of cotton, Chinese lanterns, and battery-powered light strips. They provide a fun lighting source in any room.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Studio Monitors
For my final project, I decided to make stands for my studio monitors (Flat EQ Curve Speakers) so that I could use them with my triple computer monitor setup. I designed the stands in Fusion360, then I built the stands out of MDF and pine 2x4s.
CRT 498: Methods, Materials, and Structures
Spring 2020
Cevian Covid-19 Temperature Sensor
Using an ESP32 and a DS18B20 temperature sensor, our Covid-19 Temperature Sensor helps notify doctors and the patient's family when a patient is running a fever. For my part in this project I worked on programing the ESP32 and creating the arduino sketch.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
legend of Whitmore
You play as the hero Whitmore, equipped with only his wits and his PCB weapon. Fight against Corona Cronies to save the day from the evil Coronavirus Boss
CSC 103: Creative Computing
Spring 2020
BRiX
This is a fun & easy brick-breaker game designed to help you pass the time.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2020
Sanitation conveyor belt
For this project me and my group were tasked with how to help with the sanitation of packages going through the mail with the outbreak of COVID-19. My role was to create the conveyor belt to our alcohol mister which is our overall design.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
spring 2020
Hand wash timer
This a handwash timer that uses an ultrasonic sensor and LED's to time up to 21 seconds for washing your hands. This goes along with the theme of COVID-19 and keeping yourself germ free.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
spring 2020
Show me the weather
For this project I attempted to retriever weather data online through processing. Unfortunately the files provided by yahoo weather were outdated
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
spring 2020
Pong
This is Pong controlled by rotary encoders. I got a lot of help with the code using Dan Shiffman's video on PONG :)(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIrC5Qcb2G4&t=89s)
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Window Ledge
This was a product I designed to double as a cat bench and a shelf for plants. There is a carpet mat for a cat and can easily be removed. The prototype is unique because it has pulleys and hinges so that it can fold up for storage while staying on the win
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2018
Couch Potato
The couch potato was created so that you can play your desktop in bed. It is essentially a lap desk with a cut out for the keyboard, a built in mouse pad, built in speakers, and of course RGB under glow. The desk is made of plywood and has a foam material
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2019
Ultrasonic Pong
Ultrasonic pong is an interactive way to play pong. One player uses the keyboard to control their paddle and the other uses an ultrasonic sensor. Basically you hold up a paddle or you hand and move it up and down and this corresponds to paddle movement on
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2019
Sound Organizer
The Sound Organizer is a keychain accessory that allows the user to easy store and manage their earbuds. The strength of the design was tested and modeled in Fusion 360
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Dry and Go
The Dry and Go is a portable fan designed to keep your shoes dry and odor free. The Dry and Go uses a small and car air freshener to remove odors from wet shoes. The design uses 3D printed pipes to divide the air into both shoes.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2020
Boomerang Stool
The Boomerang stool is a campstool that makes the user reminisce on childhood memories of morning cartoons and backyard camping. The design of the campstool was inspired by the classic black and white Boomerang Cartoons logo
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Sound Organizer
The Sound Organizer is a keychain accessory that allows the user to easily store and manage their earbuds. The strength of the design was tested and modeled in Fusion 360
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Dry and Go
The Dry and Go is a portable fan designed to keep the user’s shoes dry and odor free. The Dry and Go uses a small fan and car air freshener to remove odors from wet shoes. The design uses 3D printed pipes to divide the air into both shoes.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2018
ModCamper(v2.0)
ModCamper is a modular camper design that fits into many vehicles. This prototype’s design was developed through countless hours of research into recreational vehicles and do-it-yourself campers.
CRT 420: 3D Printing and Design
Spring 2019
Air Treks
This pair of Air Treks is a moded pair of roller skates with two brushless hub motors attached to them. The idea for this prototype came from a passion skating, and the need to get around campus quickly.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
2018 2020
Iron-Ride
Iron-Ride is a detachable skate that is entirely made of sheet metal. It is extremely durable and made for all-terrain skating.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
2018 2021
Convertible Lantern
The convertible lantern was designed to be a lantern that has the ability to convert into a flashlight. It would do this by focusing the light out the front because of the reflective slide that can be pulled up.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2018
InfraTrack
InfraTrack is an Infrared name badge that can track the wearer throughout the rooms of the practice. We also made a receiver to detect which room the badge is in. As well as a PHP website to display the info.
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Harmony's Crafty Creations Trailer Decals
In the summer of 2013, I created my own business named Harmony’s Crafty Creations. After several successful years, I got this trailer to sell out of but I wanted to showcase my skills by making the decals myself.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Harmony's Crafty Creations T-Shirt Display
This t-shirt display was created to provide a creative solution to store and display shirts for sale at vendor events. Routing the holes in the MDF both provided a fun design as well as cut weight from the overall display.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Stow Screen
The Stow Screen is a wooden, folding, Dungeon Master’s Screen for use in tabletop role playing games. The purpose of the project was to create a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing screen that could easily be folded up and stored away when not in use.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
The Doom of St. Nick
The Doom of St. Nick is a top-down dungeon crawler game made in the Processing IDE. This game was designed, coded, and tested by me alone and took approximately two months of development time. This game was inspired by Binding of Isaac and Legend of Zelda
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Hackberry Hand Washing Station
The Hand Washing Station was a project for Hackberry Lab to try and ensure socially distant hand washing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Users press of a button, wet their hands and get soap, then follow the NeoPixels until they reach the end and rinse.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Nakiri Sushi Knife
This is a Nakiri sushi knife made from a recycled saw blade. It is a finished knife with a dotted handle an wood pins to hold it in place.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
2019 2021
RGBeat Covid
RGBeat Covid is a two-layer cloth facemask with 40 addressable RGB LEDs sewn in between the top and bottom cloth layers. The lights are powered by a 9 volt battery and an Arduino Nano. The battery and Arduino are in a case worn on the back of the shirt.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Don't Stand So Close To Me
Don’t Stand So Close To Me is a teaching tool designed to help people accurately estimate six feet.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
MIDI Mixer
MIDI Mixer is a MIDI controller powered by an Arduino Uno. The interface was designed with DJs in mind to give them full control without ever having to look down or move their hands too much.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
Quicker Picker
This device is designed to pick up golf balls at a fast and efficient paste by rolling them into a basket.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
fall 2018
Portfolio: Project Post #1
Three projects for my senior portfolio
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
D.I.Y. Headphone Stand
The D.I.Y headphone stand is a simple wooden stand to place headphones or gaming headsets on when they are not in use, so that they are not lost or misplaced. This project was inspired and based off of an Instructable guide I found online.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Fall 2018
GLOWBE
Glowbe is an interactive lamp with a “joystick” structure and a light that fades in and out as it transitions to different colors. It is designed as a lava lamp equivalent or alternative.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2018
Hackberry Multicade
The Hackberry MultiCade is a countertop wooden arcade cabinet made using a raspberry pi and the software program retropie. The cabinet features 100+ games on the machine, with the ability to add more later.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2018
House Sigils
House Sigils is an art piece of the different house emblems from the popular TV show Game of Thrones. This art piece was meant to go in my dorm room as a cool addition to my wall as a fan of the show.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Fall 2018
DJ Bot
DJ Bot is a rhythmic robot that lights up and dances in tune with music played in its vicinity. Built as a fun desk topper, DJ Bot has multiple layers on interactivity making use of sound sensors, servos, and neopixels.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2019
The Master Seat
The Master Seat is a stool made using wood slices and threaded rods. The stool features the symbol of the video game franchise Halo across all the slices. The stool shape and the Halo symbol were custom rendered in Fusion 360.
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
License Shield
The License Plate Shield was created as a hardware design concept. My family has kept all their license plates over the years, so I made use of them in a creative and fun way. Skills: Sketching, Use of Power Tools, Team work, Concept Design
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2019
Alduin
Alduin was my first experience with 3-D printing and CAD modeling. It was 3-D printed in half then fused together with Acetone. Then it was painted, and had its eyes replaced with fibre optic cable in order to project red light from its eyes.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Fall 2018
Pocket Socket
The purpose of Pocket Socket is to be able to tighten and loosen multiple common sizes of nuts as a socket wrench would do. First I made the Fusion sketch and extrusion, then I separated it into layers and layer cut a mold made of vinyl.
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
NeoPixel Ferris Wheel
This interactive art piece was designed for a physical computing class. The Ferris Wheel was designed in Cricut, then cut out of basswood on a Cricut Maker. Using Arduino with NeoPixels, a photoresistor, and a DC motor to spin it and light it up.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020
Work Cart
The Work Cart was designed as a work and storage station on wheels. The cart is mostly plywood, with a shelf underneath for tools and materials and a 24” x 48” piece of melamine as a dry erase tabletop.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Fall 2020
HackWasher
The HackWasher was designed during the summer for HackBerry Lab in preparation for students to return in August during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is a handwashing station build on the handrail outside the lab.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Summer 2020
Hackprobe
A group project to design a high-altitude weather and environmental sensor probe. I was in charge of designing and implementing the board in charge of collecting all environmental data.
CRT 450: Professional Development
Spring 2020
Nap Time
Nap Time is a portable dog bed designed specifically for my family’s puppy, Beau. The dog bed is filled with pillow cushion for comfort and covered with soft cotton t-shirts. A cooling mat is also attached to the cushion so it doesn’t get too warm
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Bark Bot
Bark bot is an autonomous, remote controlled, interactive dog toy. Bark Bot uses capacitive touch to move autonomously, allowing the dogs to play with bark bot without human interaction.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Crystal Crown
The Crystal Crown is a project that aimed to prototype a light-up crown for a costume. It is hooked up to an Arduino and has been coded to cycle through a multiple of patterns and lights of varying color.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
2020 2021
Dragon Grill
This Dragon Grill is a full metal grill that is designed to look like a dragon’s head. This project required the cutting and manipulation of metal through heating, bending through the use of the forge and anvil.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
2018 2021
Ottokart
Ottokart is an autonmous golf cart that uses LIDAR, GPS and a camera to navigate roads and paths without the driver’s assistance. Each sensory device on the Ottokart was programmed using Processing
CRT 330: Vehicles
Fall 2019
SilverWEAR
SilverWEAR is a business I developed that repurposed fine sterling silver flatware into high-quality jewelry. Rings were the most popular but I made anything from earring to money clips and tie clips.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
fall 2020
Useless Box
Every time you flip the switch, the lights turn off. At the same time an arm attached to a servo comes out and flip the switch back on so the device can never be turned off. All the electronics are programmed on an Arduino and it is run on a power bank.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020
Nothingness
This project was created in Photoshop for one of my art classes. I had to take a picture of someone and edit out a part of their body to create a nothing space in the photo.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Fall 2020
The Tiffany Box
The Tiffany Box is a camp stool CNC machined out of a single sheet of MDF. The stool was designed in Fusion 360. After being modeled in Fusion 360 each plate and four spacers were machined out of MDF.
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Chibikart
The ChibiKart is a small electric motorized vehicle. Built completely from the ground up using instructions and parts given by our professor for the class. Using those guidelines we crafted the frame, attached the wheels, and wired the battery and motors.
CRT 330: Vehicles
Fall 2019
The Everlasting Music Box
The Everlasting music box is a larger than normal music box using a mounted xylophone and a spinning cylinder with many holes lines up to the corresponding notes. It comes with pegs that can be interchanged to allow for different tunes to be played.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2018
The Hackprobe
The Hackprobe was collection of various sensors and instruments designed to reach an altitude of 40,000 ft. Using a weather balloon it successfully reach it’s desired height twice and was recovered both times.
CRT 420: Design for Extremes
Summer 2020
The HC-I3S: The Highly Charismatic Insulter 3 Button system
The HC-I3S is an arduino attach to a small speaker and amp. When one of three buttons are pressed on the back of the device the HC-I3S will choose from a random pool of audio files. These files are various insults mocking humans.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2018
FlashGlove
A glove with the added benefits of a flashlight in the fingertips. With nothing but a small battery, wiring, and four leds, this glove can light your way in dark and hard to reach areas that require a bit more close up lighting work.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2019
OttoKart
Ottokart was an in class project where we students we attempt to use the various sensors mounted on the modified golf cart to traverse a walkway completely autonomously.
CRT 330: Vehicles
Fall 2019
Stadium Design
This is a design of a simple stadium that could be the future Berry Football. This was a lot of designing for Fusion 360 because Fusion is meant for small designs.
CRT 420: 3D Printing and Design
Fall 2019
American Dream
The American Dream is a simple PCB designed and coded to light up with red and blue LED’s if one of the buttons are pressed. There were 3 different saved design coded into this project. Skills: PCB design, Coding, Soldering
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2019
Chibi Kart
The Chibi Kart is a miniature electric go-kart constructed using pre-fabricated 80/20 aluminum pieces and a rechargeable motor. This project was constructed using an Instructable as a guide. The frame of the kart was tapped and assembled from scratch.
CRT 330: Vehicles
Fall 2019
Mini Robot Arm
This project is a mini robotic arm constructed using servos and a frame of laser cut acrylic pieces. The project was built using an Instructable guide. The robot arm is powered by code programmed into an Arduino Uno.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2020
Bouncer
Bouncer is a single player reaction game created using LED lights and two buttons in a circuit. The objective of the game is to hit the button on either side as the LED on each side lights up.
CRT 101: Introduction to Prototyping
Spring 2019