Searching for a silent threat: McMaster Engineering grads receive James Dyson Award for cancer detection device
The Electrical and Biomedical Engineering alumni have been recognized for the development of a skin cancer detection device.
ELECENG 4OI6 capstone
Student groups from Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs compete for prizes in a competition judged by industry professionals.
The projects are a culmination of the students’ years of rigorous undergraduate study.
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Snipe-E: The Automated Air Hockey Robot
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Athletic Tracking Assistant
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Cough Helper (Biomed)
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Mimic-Me (Biomed)
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SRM Powertrain Integration (Power/Energy/Auto)
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Plant Condo (Power/Energy/Auto)
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GVIS: Gesture-based Virtual Interaction System (AI/Software/Cloud/Games)
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PLI: Progressive Lens Identifier (AI/Software/Cloud/Games)
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Risk Ray (AI/Software/Cloud/Games)
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Salut: Virtual Doctor’s Assistant (AI/Software/Cloud/Games)
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MuvMat (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)
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BravEye (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)
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Droomba (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)
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Modular Prosthetic Devices (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)
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Netflip (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)
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EcoScope (Robotics/Controls/Signal Processing)