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BME
May 13, 2024 | 11:45 am

Pluck and Dispense System (PDSys™) for Microscopy

The Pluck & Dispense System (PDSys™) automates the precise transfer of cells from microbubbles to wells, enhancing accuracy and efficiency in laboratory research. This system addresses key challenges such as reducing human error and increasing throughput, making it a valuable tool for small pharmaceutical companies or academic researchers working with microbubbles.

topics: BME, cell transfer, laboratory, microscopy,
1. Current Year Programs
May 10, 2024 | 11:45 am

The At-home Fertility Test

Aashee Budhwani, Mansi Kothari, Victoria Millette, Ava Saffren, Julia WallaceSupervisor: Dr. Kanika Vats Currently, patients undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) attend clinics for daily blood sampling to measure pregnancy hormone…

ECE
May 3, 2024 | 11:09 am

Acoustic Characterization of Halls

Team Members Colin Blake, Electrical and Computer Engineering ’24Hugh Gallagher, Electrical and Computer Engineering ’24Eric Wenner, Electrical and Computer Engineering ’24 Mentors Jack Mottley, Daniel Phinney, Tre DiPassio Project Description…

CMTI
May 3, 2024 | 11:00 am

Sherpa Pro – ORIF Precision Drill Guide Device

Orthopedic Trauma Surgery Team Team Members Background During our time in the orthopedic trauma operating rooms at Strong Memorial Hospital, our team identified the issue of cross-threading during open reduction,…

CMTI
May 3, 2024 | 11:00 am

DuraMate by NeuroTech Innovations

Problem A craniotomy is a surgical technique that exposes the brain by removing a section of the bone from the skull. A surgeon makes two or more burr holes and…

BME
May 3, 2024 | 10:57 am

Pulseless Pulse Oximetry

Author Mentor Dr. Lalor, Dr. Marinesku Abstract Background Blood oxygen Saturation (Sp02) is regarded as the fifth vital sign. Traditionally, a pulse oximeter is used to measure Sp02. A pulse…

ECE
May 3, 2024 | 10:31 am

Weather Monitor Alarm Clock

Two part system for collecting weather data and sending it back to a user in the form of a bedside alarm clock.

topics: bluetooth, hardware, Raspberry Pi,
AME
May 3, 2024 | 09:32 am

WheelTalk: Controlling Electric Wheelchairs Using Voice Commands

WheelTalk is a compact and inexpensive system that offers voice control of regular electric wheelchairs with a joystick controller, offering convenience to individuals with compromised motor skills.

topics: Accessibility, audio engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Embedded AI, health,
AME
May 3, 2024 | 09:32 am

Beat Buddy 3000: A Robotic Drum Machine

The Beat Buddy 3000 is a robotic drum machine capable of actuating a live drum set. Users can compose patterns in real-time using the sequencer-style interface as well as by selecting from a list of predefined drum patterns. This instrument is equipped with pause, play, reset, and mute commands, and features global tempo and local MIDI velocity controls. The Beat Buddy is designed to stand in for a human drummer in live settings, to be user-friendly, intuitive, easy to set up and tear down, and to be more affordable than similar products on the market.

topics: audio engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, music,
Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:31 am

Plano Cylinder Lens Metrology System

CYL Team Customer Points of Contact: Chris Toomey, Clayton Summers, Dan Denison, and Scott Rudder Faculty Advisors Abstract There is a growing demand for non-spherical optics in industry. The manufacturing…

topics: Optics,
Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:31 am

CUBESAT

Team Members Customer Daniel Brooks – Optimax Systems, Inc. Mentor Dr. Aaron Bauer – Institute of Optics Abstract The goal of this design project was to build an alignment tool…

Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:31 am

DIGITEYEZ

Team Members Mentors and Faculty Advisors Abstract The CLEAR Digiteyez Optimization project is an exploratory Senior Design project to implement and improve various optimization routines already existing in the CLEAR…

AME
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

Remote Acoustic Monitoring System

A solution for tracking acoustic metrics about community spaces in real time over the internet. A small unit is installed in a communal space such as a lobby, office, or library, which transmits audio data to an on-site computer for processing. Metrics about the space and its occupants are uploaded to a web server for convenient access.

topics: audio and music engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, remote monitoring,
Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

Advanced Growing Resources

This group is designing a broadband anti-reflection coating and an imaging multivariate optical element coating to eliminate the need for software-based image analysis for AGR’s handheld camera system.

CMTI
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

SplashGuard

Table of Contents Team Members Duy Doan M.S. Student in Biomedical Engineering at University of Rochester – CMTI Ben Amadi M.S. Student in Biomedical Engineering at University of Rochester –…

topics: blood, cardiothoracic, LVAD, splash,
Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

ASML Metawave: Wavefront Control via Tunable Metasurface

Team Members Customer Ali Basiri & Luke Potter Faculty Advisor Michele Cotrufo Abstract The envisioned product is a cutting-edge optical correction system leveraging actively tunable metasurfaces. Designed specifically for the…

Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

Microscope Objective for Lithography Wafer Alignment

Team Members Customer Kirill Sobolev, ASML 1 Abstract The purpose of our project is to design an objective lens for the ORION wafer alignment system in ASML’s next-generation lithography machines.…

Optical Engineering Senior Design
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

ASML NANO: Sub-nm Vibration Sensor

Abstract The aim of this project is to explore designs for a vibrometer for semiconductor wafer measuring machines. These wafers power all of our modern computers and cellphones, and are…

BME
May 3, 2024 | 09:30 am

Cardiac Phantom Model for Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion Procedures

A cardiac phantom model has been developed as an experimental and demonstrative tool for left atrial appendage (LAA) occlusion procedures. In patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation, blood flow stagnation in the LAA, a small protrusion extending from the left atrium, can induce clot formation and subsequent stroke. The heart phantom offers a platform to evaluate the efficacy of occlusion devices and features highly-regulated pulsatile flow, the ability to modulate the base diameter and wall thickness of the LAA, and visualization of flow dynamics within the appendage.

topics: cardiovascular surgery, left atrial appendage, phantom, polymer, surgical tool,