Every project below started as an open-ended brief, not a step-by-step manual. Here's a sample of what students design, wire, code, and present at each stage of the journey.
A motorised buggy that reads a black line on the floor and steers itself around the track using two light sensors.
A circuit that senses movement and low light to switch an LED on automatically — soldered, wired, and cased by hand.
A block-coded app that pulls live sensor readings and displays temperature and humidity trends on screen.
A trained image-classification model paired with a servo-driven sorting arm that separates plastic, paper, and metal.
An autonomous cart that maps a room, avoids obstacles, and delivers a "package" to a chosen coordinate.
A 3D-printed hand prototype that reads forearm muscle signals to open and close individual fingers.
A mesh of sensor nodes streaming air-quality data to a dashboard, with an ML model flagging unusual readings.
A student-built scanner that flags weak passwords and open ports on a simulated home network, with a plain-language report.
A capstone team project combining vision, speech, and locomotion into a robot that welcomes visitors and answers questions.
