Lumina Smart Blinds
Students created smart blinds that can be controlled by any device. These blinds are also solar powered so they are environmentally friendly.
ENGPHYS 4A06
Student select a meaningful real-world problem and engineer a solution by mathematically modelling the impact of design decisions and implementing them physically as
part of an engineering team.
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Hydrolight
These students have created an affordable, portable and faucet attachable two-stage water filtration device. Ideal for travellers in search of an inexpensive, fast and portable water filtration device.
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RFDAQ
These students have teamed up with Mesomat, a startup company, to develop a wireless data acquisition system that’s powered off radio frequency or RF waves.
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Supersense
This construction helmet literally watches out for your safety and alerts you to any hazards that may be coming at you providing a safer work site. Team members: Josef-Daniel Atallah, Caroline Marrelli, Yiru Huo -
Slim Scope
A product that integrates the study of optics, biology and software and allows your cell phone to become a microscope. Get excellent image quality, high-power magnification and a portable biosensing module for an affordable price. Team members: Liam Garcia, Matt Mann, Maharshi Patel -
Illumatint
This group created an active tinting window that allows users to control the amount if sunlight entering a room, thus limiting the need for air conditioning, blinds or curtains. Team members: Amara Majeed, Faryal Sajeed Hussain, Veronica Rerecich -
DeepSea RTG
Students have created Deep Sea RTG, a device meant for remote long-term power generation where it is not easy to recharge a battery or have access to the grid. Team members: Sinha Shashank Jitendra, Euler Travis Jordan, Lo Amanda -
Sunflower
This group built Sunflower in conjunction with Lux Aerobot. The goal of the project was to build a customized solar generation solution for Lux's high altitude platforms to maximize output power and flight duration. Team members: Abigail Buller, Danielle Liut, Nicholas Vrzovski -
Nu-Clear
This group has created a scaffold, tube, automated, radiation, monitoring device named STARM. This project aims to decrease the waste that needs to be permanently stored by nuclear power plants. Team members: Luke Dolenc, Matthew Przybylowski, Ben Rand -
InkSaber
Imagine if every office building had a device, similar in size to a laser printer, that was capable of erasing toner from a sheet of paper and making it ready for use again. Team member: Fraser McCauley, Similoluwa Jayeoba, Errol Bowman -
B-Reader
An affordable, practical and portable product that can convert written text to braille. Team members: Sam Bovey, Adrienne Scott, Travis Czebe -
CCPU
Building a system that automatically segregates coffee cups from other items that come through a recycling centre. Team members: Sayyed Shahaan Shad, Dayyan Ahmed, Bartlomiej Kowal