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 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

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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!

Solution 0.94

• Eco-Sort, a device that helps users in public spaces (for this project, NuVu) correctly dispose of waste
• It identifies items using AI and indicates the appropriate disposal bin
• Eco-Sort is more noticeable then a poster
• Makes recycling easier

NuVu Space 0.76

Improper waste management due to:

• Recycling & Poster Fatigue
• Wrong knowledge about recycling
• Lack of time for research

Problem 0.91

Recycling Poster 0.17

How can NuVu improve the recycling process for you?

"Definitely make a sign for what can be recycled"

- NuVu Student

Recycling block 0.35

Precedents 0.93

Oscar 0.48

EcoSorter 0.36

Problem 0.78

Problem 0.62

Precedents (Past Experiences) 0.93

Pasta Recovery 0.25



Robros 0.57

Concept Sketches 0.89



Label Sketches 0.6

User Design 0.76

AI model 0.99

AI code 0.99

Barcode Code 0.74

Barcode code 0.6

Terminal results 0.61

Cheddar Bunny Crackers 0.33

Barcode 0.9

Barcode look up results 0.1

AI Generated photo of the Eco-Sort 0.76

• We had limited time so we desided to focus on one method
• Ai is more versatile than barcodes.
• Ai aligned better with our goals as we wanted to

Why AI? 0.91

AI Workflow 0.74

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Decide Classes

Collect Data

Annotate

Train

Test

Repeat

Decide classes 0.93

Cardboard 0.84

Plastic bags 0.84

Plastic Bag 0.94

Collect Data 0.95

Dataset on roboflow 0.99

Roboflow logo 0.99

Annotate 0.74

Train 0.95

test 0.95

repeat! 0.99

Future 0.68

• We hope to increase the range of items that our device and detect.
• We hope to integrate the model, and other design concepts such as part of the user interface into the device.
• We hope to get more user feedback on the device.
• We hope to look into ways the costumer can customize the device for whichever space it'll be in.

Thesis

First aid is an important skill. Knowing it helps you recover more quickly from injuries and accidents, and helps you know when to escalate to calling your doctor or 911. Despite how important it is, it's not commonly taught in schools. First Aid Guidebook aims to present common first aid information in an easily and quickly accessible format because safety is for everyone.

Precedents

First aid kit

The stuff you need in one place

Airplane safety instruction cards

Simplistic art style mainly focused on people doing things

Prototypes/ Iterations

Reflections

• I think I got a decent amount of stuff done
• Most of the feedback I got was really good, though I wasn't able to implement all of it.
• I wish I was actually able to get in contact with a real nurse or EMT, that never really worked out.
• If I was going to continue this I'd just add a lot more pages, I already have ideas for pages on allergies, concussions, and frostbite/heat exhaustion.

Visceral Trinkets is a series of small objects which explore the line between what is acceptable in art and what is too gross or too creepy. The trinkets are constructed of materials which are in great abundance but rarely considered in the context of making and art. This aims to challenge why we draw these lines where we do.

Other art I looked into

Form Tests

Material Tests

Nico's Grandfather

• MS is when your autoimmune system attacks your nerves and leads to paralysis, speech difficulty, and vision problems.

Forces in VR

I brainstormed 175 OI project and business ideas this summer in preparation for NuVu!

One idea stood out as fun, challenging, and impactful: simulating physical forces in virtual reality. I researched and designed solutions.

While these focused on broad use cases for VR, they also fully met the needs of E.L.I.!

A bad solution to the problem?

Source: the internet.

2 in 100 people live with paralysis



Paralysis has multiple causes:

• Autoimmune Diseases

• Physical accidents

• Cerebral Palsy

• Strokes

• & more

Many solutions exist today

nico you did most research here

Show what is done but what is bad about them in 3 sentence or less

EksoNR: rehab specific exo suit for the lower body.

Harmony: rehab exoskeleton for stroke patients' arms.

Myomo: exoskeleton restores arm functionality.

But are rehab focused, expensive, bulky

nico you did most research here

Show what is done but what is bad about them in 3 sentence or less

Harmony: for rehab only,

not long term functionality

Myomo: very expensive, bulky, not open source.

EksoNR: for leveled rehab only, not for home use

$36k - $65k pricetag!

E.L.I. restores arm functionality

E.L.I. restores arm movement and grip functionality for people with arm paralysis such as Nico's grandfather.

Functionality is restored from the elbow to the hand, enabling lower arm movement and providing a gripping device near the hand.

Users feel more in control, with boosted confidence and improved quality of life.

A good solution to the problem!

Source: the NuVu E.L.I. team.

There are two key modules

Gripper Module

Arm Movement Module

The gripper went through many iterations

We looked into a few first ideas:

Mechanical

Iris

Soft robotics

We took different parts of these and created our next prototype

Pictured: a few of the many, many attempts to solve this problem

Fewer arm iterations, many details to solve

We looked into a few first ideas:

Mechanical

Iris

Soft robotics

We took different parts of these and created our next prototype

We looked into a few first ideas:

Mechanical

Iris

Soft robotics

We took different parts of these and created our next prototype

video

Next is user testing and the design

• We want to test our project with Nico's Grandfather

• We need to hide the cables and tighten the straps



E.L.I.

By: Nico Bellucci and

Gabriel Murray

Exoskeleton for limb independence

Thanks for listening!