Design and Rapid Prototyping
Halo Energy Sword.
I worked with a friend of mine to 3D print this energy sword. This design was taken from Adafruit. After 3D printing the model, we wired a spare LiPo battery to a switch and a micro-controller. The micro-controller was wired to two sets of Neopixel light strips running the inside length of the sword. After learning some basic C++ (from Joshua), we created 8 different controllable light animations with a start and stop switch.
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The Bean.
Industrial Design Projects.
In one of my classes, as part of the Segal Design Certificate, I was tasked with designing a product that could be mass produced using a material that anyone has access to and can manufacture with: corrugated cardboard. Using the lasercutter and Fusion360 slicing software, I made a topographic cardboard bean model that can be sold as a cheap tourist gift!
Originally, the bean would not balance properly, so I opened it up and added a weight to keep it properly balanced.
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Personal Logo.
I worked with designer Ann Marie Clark to create the personal logo displayed on the right.
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