Microarray Slide Printer
Senior capstone project to design an efficient system of printing microarray glass slides for the standardization of Immunohistochemistry testing
Below is a collection of my most interesting engineering work from the past several years, including coursework at Tufts, independent projects, and undergraduate research. These projects demonstrate multidisciplinary skills in hands-on fabrication, mechanical design, robotics and mechatronics, acoustics, and software, as well as my ability to learn quickly and solve complex problems.
Senior capstone project to design an efficient system of printing microarray glass slides for the standardization of Immunohistochemistry testing
Development of acoustic testing procedures to gather reliable vibration data, reconstruct frequency response functions, and visualize mode shapes.
PID temperature control for a coffee machine with custom display, housing, and webpage
A laser-cut Bluetooth MIDI keyboard with pressure sensitive keys and programmable chord buttons.
A semester-long project to design, build, analyze, and play a musical instrument
A cephalopod inspired underwater robot powered by a fluidic actuation system as a prototype for low disturbance coral monitoring and restoration efforts.
A remote operated car controlled with custom OpenMV Cam/April Tag joystick and gesture commands
LabVIEW program to generate complex waveforms and compare them, both visually and auditorily
Meet Tony: The turtle that snaps at you when you pat him.
Design analysis and reverse engineering of a consumer hand mixer.
Design and fabrication of a working benchtop press.
My contribution to an open source and low cost robotics education tool.
A custom spinning Arduino controlled LED display