Pressure Pulse
Rajan Gill, Claire Pibrovec, Nicki Soles, Emily Sullivan, Dolma Tsundu, and Diana Watson The comfort your child needs. The Pressure Pulse band utilizes compression technology to give comfort to a child with autism when they feel overstimulated. It is easy to use and gives the child the flexibility and independence to deal with stressful environments […]
Adaptapac
Han Bai; Rob Brodeur; Yuki Sekimori; Dennis Truong; Tomoki Uruma The Adaptapac is a modular hiking backpack, with water resistant and air release functionalities. The inner compartment bags eliminate the air inside to make them as compact as possible. We have created a comfortable design with a frame that transforms into a portable table/ bench. […]
sTEAp – The Ultimate Travel Mug
Sabrina Kentel, Theresa Kikuchi, Laura Wang, Jacob Latrace, Andrei Gavrilov, Tom Jiang sTEAp is the next step in convenience. It combines the to-go ease of a travel mug with the heating capabilities of a kettle, allowing users to boil and steep tea whenever, wherever. sTEAp will eliminate the need for consumers to stand in long […]
EverWarm
Arito Wada, Atlas Kazemian, Callum Kelpin, Jasper Lee, Rayan Basodan, Yitong Zhao Our product is a device that prevents ambient cooling by providing energy to hot beverages in a safe manner.
ASP (Automated Submersible Platform)
Jeremy Zimmerman Festinger, Andy Luu, Madeleine Yeskoo, Rene Rao, Gayle Laird, Brian Zhu The ASP, which stands for Automated Submersible Platform, is a streamlined, automated submarine capable of carrying a variety of research or search and rescue technology. This submarine is able to dive down to 5 meters underwater, covering a square or circular area […]
HydroGen
Tim Hollenberg, Zoë LeHong, Nicholas Toglia, Matthew Behan-Fossey, Panashe Mapokotera, Armaan Singh Ahluwalia HydroGen is a portable hydroelectric generator geared towards outdoor enthusiasts as a way to charge a battery pack that can be used to charge some devices, such as a mobile phone
Solarbeam
Melvin Mathews, Ryan Cui, Quinton Zerb, Milan Jaan, Ian Weber, Sanzhar Yessengarayev Solarbeam collects and focuses sunlight uniformly onto a high efficiency solar photovoltaic cell. Solarbeam is intended to reduce the size and cost of current concentrated photovoltaic arrays, lending itself to both residential and recreational use. The next step of the project would be […]
IndieBar
Matthew Chan, Aidan Demers, Griffin Dolling, Aeron Harefah, Jason Peacock, Andy Wang The IndieBar is an automated mixed drink machine that provides various different drink options at the touch of a button. It is targeted towards consumers who wish to have the convenience of a bartender in the comfort of their own homes. The purpose […]
Easy Wake
Wendy Duan, Liam Hilder, Kelvin Hsu, Alex Lim, Michelle Yan More than 70% of the population suffers from social jet lag, meaning a majority of people have to wake up before their natural wake up time. This makes waking up a challenging process. This project aims to gently ease the user into wakefulness to combat […]
Home Hydroponics
Chris Berenger, Garnet Butcher, Cecilia Hollier, Gareth Kaczkowski, Kenny Ponto, Eve Ulmer Home Hydroponics is a small scale hydroponic system used to grow microgreens. It is specifically targeted towards university students, apartment owners, and others looking to grow a nutritious and sustainable food source in their home or work environments. It utilizes sensor technology to […]
Medical Gas Flow Sensor and Alarm
Oxygen tanks run out on patients during transport and/or ambulatory procedures, and often no one will notice until patients are in medical distress. A medical gas flow-rate sensor and associated alerting system notifies a medical professional when there is any degradation in oxygen flow.
Super Crutch
Our Super Crutch is a more ergonomically safe and convenient way for recovering patients to ascend and descend a flight of stairs.
Thermal Energy Recovery Stirling Engine
The primary application of our Stirling Engine will be to power a cooling fan for the CPU, creating an attractive, compact solution that reduces the computer’s total power draw. As the CPU heats up, the Stirling powered fan will rotate faster, thus maintaining the temperature of the CPU at an ideal equilibrium.
The Wireless Charging Mouse Pad
The Wireless Charging Mouse Pad is a convenient device that has the ability to charge a wireless computer mouse while being used on its mouse pad.
Hi-Tide Goggles
The Hi-Tide Goggles team hopes to produce a proof of concept device that eliminates condensation through the use of electrically conductive glass elements.
Self-Adjusting Boat Buoy
When tides change, anchored boats tend to wander from their intended position due to slack in the anchor chain. Our self-adjusting boat buoy resolves this problem by varying the length of the anchor chain according to the tides.
CableCam
Market cable-cams are high cost systems designed for large and expensive video cameras: inaccessible and impractical for the amateur DIY market.
Greta – Post-Garburator Particulate Filtration and Dewatering System
Vaughn Richards displays the Greta, a post-garburator filtration and dewatering system for home use. Photo: Jack Park.
Barrista Backpack
Sean Hudson explains the concept behind his team’s project, the Barista Backpack. Photo: Jack Park.
Remote Water Sampling Device
To determine the water quality of a lake or river, water samples must be collected from a variety of locations and depths to account for effects due to naturally occurring stratification. Environment Canada invites proposals for a prototype remote water sampling device which can collect a 200 ml water sample from a location up to 50 ft from shore and up to 10 ft below the surface.
Robotic Baristas
Starbucks would like to provide samples of their coffees to customers without the use of disposable paper cups. Design and build a system that dispenses a sample shot of coffee and additives (eg cream) directly into a customer’s mouth. The system must be accurate and mix the correct ratio of additives.
Weigh Scale for the West Coast Trail
Bridges and cable trams on West Coast Trail can fail if overloaded. The weight of a hiker and his/her pack could overstress a crossing. Design and build a weigh scale to be placed at either side of bridges and cable trams on the West Coast trail. The scale must be accurate, lightweight (someone has to carry it in), and cheap (lot of crossing points).
Hockey Stick Power Meter
Ever wondered how much power is in your slap shot? Read about how this might be possible with this second-year project.