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Team members:Michael BadaraccaPeter BrehmTenzin ChoephakDavid FiedeldeyMicahl KeitnerWe intend to provide control and efficiency to household power grids. Power Blocks is a spinoff of the common power strip, allowing for individual outlet control

Team members:Adam OrnsteinTroy OwensDmitriy PolyakovMichael TanksalavaJohn TrytkoOur Capstone project will entail creating an Open Cavity Phase Shift Cavity Ringdown instrument in conjunction with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Team members:Jacob BecknerKevin BodkinLauren GlogiewiczJames HolleyPhilip TerryOur project is to design and implement an electromagnetic bearing. This bearing will consist of a ring of eight electromagnets with an axle suspended in the center. This

Team members:Bruce ChenSpencer KristPhong NguyenEric StevensLouis TueyOur project was suggested to us by Professor Scott Palo of the Aerospace Engineering Dept. We will be designing a small weather SONDE that will be dropped from a UAV into the

Team members:Hameed EbadiChris PearsonAlissa HalvorsonDaniel SteffyBogdan PisicaOur project will be a Robot Butler (henceforth known as Jeeves) that will bring the user a beverage. This will be accomplished by the operator having a beacon on their

Team members:Eric AndersonChris MessickJohn O'NealMichael SantoroWe intend to build a system which can accurately track the position and orientation of a user's hands. This will provide a computer interface for a variety of possible applications

Team members:Emile BahdiBin WangErik WareDavid ZigmanThe purpose of our capstone project is to build a GPS tracking system which will track the Buff Bus around campus, and provide real time position updates to transit users at bus stops. We will

Team members:Adrian BuckleyEvan DefibaughJohn DuhamelAlex KaiserCraig RigginsDarnell WalcottThe purpose of our Capstone project is to build an interface that allows a certain system's input and output signals (both digital and analog) to be relayed

Team members:Bruce DeakyneKody MalloryTrevor McDonaldAdam PrulhiereLuke TonnemanTornado and severe weather research is some of the most dangerous work facing scientists today. To reduce the risk to personnel and equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles (

Team members:Abdulaziz Al BanderMatthew CertosimoAlbert ComoVincent DinLexis TelischakTyler TroupOur goal for the Capstone project is to design, build and test a semi-autonomous robot. This robot will be able to be controlled by a user and transmit