Lollipop is a non-profit organization that aims to empower and educate young children from ages 7 to 18. Since its founding by Victoria Wright-Haggins, our goal has been to introduce children to the fascinating field of 3D printing, particularly those from underrepresented communities in STEM.

Mission Statement

Pictures

What we accomplished

• Designing a Writing Piece

The writing piece is a google document we have worked on to send out to people who are interested in our mission and history.

• Newsletter

The newsletter is an update we have sent out to all who are interested in Lollipop 3D Printing.

• Video Editing

We have been editing interview videos to send online.

• Website Updates

We been communicating with our website and design team to get our website up and running in the future.

One semi-edited video...

Reflections

WESLEY:

• I learned how to improve my public speaking skills.

• I feel I did not have more creative freedom, however I feel this was a good

because I gained more experience in followership.

• One challenge was integrating feedback.

• The next step is to expand programs outside Florida and Finalize the Website.

Victoria:

1. The next steps are ...

The End

Thesis

Adaptable Puzzles is a hand-held device that creates a way for students from grades 6th-9th to expand their critical thinking through puzzle solving while staying relaxed.

Wesley

Wesley

Precedent

Lo-Fi

Bradley

Bradley

Crank

Magnetic Cube

Puzzle Box

Difficulties

Wesley

Wesley

Bradley

Drawer

Crank

Layered Puzzle Box

Bradley

Bradley

Bradley

Second Puzzle Concept

Wesley

Precedent

Lo-Fi

Wesley

Bradley

Third Puzzle Concept

Bradley

Wesley

Bradley

Wesley

Bradley

Challenges:

• Create clear project pitch
• Had trouble creating ideas in a physical form.

Learned/Creative Freedom:

• Push my thinking during brainstorming

Next Steps:

• Create physical product, get user testing

Challenges:

• Finishing the project
• Recourses
• Modelling mechanisms
• Creating & Conceptualizing Puzzles

Learned/Creative Freedom:

• Modeling
• Designing Puzzles

Next Steps:

• Hi-Fi Models
• Finish Crank & Drawer

Appendix

Instructor Feedback

Team Feedback

Feedback

Clothing History is a garment made using historical techniques with the intention of expressing to other people the way that humanity has developed fabric and clothing making techniques throughout history. The piece could be displayed in an exhibition where it would give the viewer a brief overview of various innovations in textiles technology.

Knitting

Nålbinding

Crochet

Early practice

Fourth Attempt

So awesome! I used a real needle!

Remembered to twist yarn

Good tension

1 and 2

3

4

Casper's journey learning to Nålebind

Crochet

Machine sewn panels

Knitting

Embroidered planel

Nålebinding

Weaving

Hand spinning

Crochet

Machine sewn panels

Knitting

Embroidered planel

Nålebinding

Weaving

Hand spinning

Crochet sleeve

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Machine sewn shirt

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Machine sewn Embroidered shirt

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Embroidered shirt

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Embroidered shirt

Crochet collar

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Embroidered shirt

Crochet collar

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Embroidered shirt

Crochet collar

Woven sleeve

Crochet sleeve

Nålbinded cuff

Felted piece

Embroidered shirt

Crochet collar

Woven sleeve

Knit cape

Our project is a wearable dress made from thrifted, recycled, and found materials, inspired by the ecosystems of the ocean to highlight its beauty. Through this creation, we aim to shine light on the pressing issue of environmental waste (particularly fast fashion and plastic pollution) threatening our oceans ecosystems. By merging sustainability with fashion, we seek to raise awareness and inspire tangible action toward ocean conservation.

• 92 MILLION TONS of textile waste is produced each year
• Average US consumer throws away 81.5 Ib of clothing every year
• The fashion industry is responsible for 20% global water waste

• 33 BILLION Ib of plastic enters the ocean every year
• An estimated 75 to 199 MILLION tons of plastic waste currently in the ocean

Next steps:

• Prototype and incorporate motors in both the tentacles and the skirt
• Add more tentacles
• Make more/better accesories
• Have a person model the dress
• Share the dress/story with a larger audience ex: social media, fashion show, news

Background

When we started the project we were conflicted on what exactly we wanted the project to be. We wanted to make a FPS game with Sam originally wanting to make one about casting spells, but we both thought we could do something more interesting with the genre

Thesis

Big-budget first-person shooter games have gotten stagnant, stale and content with decades-old game design. While some smaller games have moved the genre forward, we plan to create a first-person shooter without any conventional weapons, forcing players to use their creativity and problem-solving to take out their opponents. It is created in the Unity engine and written in C#

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

Guiding design principals

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

Guiding design principals

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

Guiding design principals

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

In the first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

Guiding design principals

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Guiding design principals

Guiding design principals

The player needs to use the environment to take out their enemies

The player is given many movement tools to evade opponents

The player only has 1 health point, any damage taken will force them to restart

The first few seconds of a puzzle room the player is given a slow down in time to get a better look at the environment before everything becomes crazy fast

There should be many solutions to one problem, but not one solution to every problem

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

Levels are short and complex, they are meant to be replayed multiple times to find better solutions and get faster times

Guiding design principals

Sketches Option 1

Compile all sketches in one slide (delete this)

Creating the game design document

Constraints

-No trad weapons

Inspirations

-Interesting game mechanics that encourage exploration, creativity & have a high skill ceiling

-exciting player movement

-clean visual design

-intentional scaffolding of new mechanics and game complexity to keep it exciting but not overwhelming

We were specifically inspired by the

Sketches Option 1

Compile all sketches in one slide (delete this)

Sketches Option 2

Compile all sketches in one slide (delete this)

Process Diagram

Prototypes Option 1

(delete this)

Combat loop

Demo

Next Steps

• Improve the gravity orb player launch
• Improve the grappling hook
• Add enemies
• Add conduction effects
• General refinements to the movement
• Start working on tutorial level

Thank You!

Thesis Statement

Binary calculator is a calculator made out of the lowest level components so that we could learn more about how computers work at the simplest levels, and secondarily to teach people who are interested in computers more about them in a hands on way.

Diagrams

Full adder

AND Gate

XOR Gate

OR Gate

AND Gate

XOR Gate

1

OR Gate

Prototypes/ Iterations

• Have a more linear plan to reflect what we are doing day to day
• Have a better plan of the steps needed to achieve the end goal
• Discuss more with the group about what everyone is working on and how that helps achieve the end goal

Reflections

Thank You!

Precedents

TI 84 Calculator

 A calculator that can calculate pi built entirely on a breadboard

Sketches

Diagrams

OR Gate

XOR Gate

sample footage

What do we want the virtual logic sim to do?

How many bits will the calc need to be?

Thesis Statement

Binary calculator is a calculator made out of the lowest level components feasible so that we could learn more about how computers work at the simplest levels, and secondarily to teach people who are interested in computers more about them in a hands on way.

TI 84 Calculator

A calculator built entirely on a breadboard

Visual Precedent

Technical Precedent

Precedents

Sketches

XOR Gate

Diagrams

OR Gate

Full Adder

AND Gate

sample footage

Rough Drafts

AND Gate Prototype

OR Gate Prototype

Multiplier (Made Digitally)

Challenges

• We had a couple issues with the adder circuit, with making sure all the components were working and figuring out which didn't
• we ordered chips to use for logic gates we ordered the wrong type.

Next Steps

• Build

Thank You!

TI 84 Calculator

A calculator that can calculate pi built entirely on a breadboard

Precedents

Visual Precedent

Technical Precedent

Sketches

XOR Gate

Diagrams

OR Gate

Full Adder

sample footage

Rough Drafts

AND Gate Prototype

OR Gate Prototype

Goals

• Make a multiplier.
• Make the multiplier take more inputs/outputs
• Maybe, make a case

Should we make a physical or virtual version of this?

If we were to make a physical one, how should we use surface mount logic gates?

Questions for Audience

Next Steps

Next, we're going to work on building larger pieces digitally, specifically trying to make a multiplier, and making another full adder on perfboard.

Thank You!