Documentation:IGEN X30 Teams 2023W
- This is for sharing info about your project to other IGEN shop users - This is intended to be a record of ongoing projects in IGEN 230/330/430 to help with the IGEN Shop Supervisors and Council to manage the teams working in the shared spaces and resources as we get closer to Design and Innovation Day in early April.
- This is a publicly-viewable wiki - if you are not comfortable leaving the material up on this page, contact shop@integratedengineers.ca + jon.nakand@ubc.ca
- Edit the wiki and add info, particularly focusing on things useful for Shop Manager Planning - List down information about your project below. In particular:
- Special resource requirements:
- Larger-than-average storage space requirements
- The need for specialized tools or transportation issues.
- Anything else that requires support from the Shop Managers or others in the program.
- Primary hazards and Safety Concerns:
- Do not include any issues with using standard shop or electronics tools, just items particular to your project.
- Battery power used (e.g. type of battery, voltage/capacity, charging)
- Voltages above 24V, or use of AC power in any custom electronics/components
- High-temperature items
- Rotating parts, high forces, items that could shatter/break.
- Chemical use.
- Any other concerns that Shop Managers and space users should know about.
- Special resource requirements:
| Team Number and Name | Primary Team Contact(s) | 1-Sentence Project Description | Special Resource requirements (larger storage space, access to specific tools) | Primary Hazards and Safety Concern | Any other info to share? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 401 - Haptic manipulator glove | Jacky: 604-716-7227 | Glove tracking user movement to manipulate end of arm tool and visualized robot arm. | Need storage space for EoAT (Frame for mounting) | Moving linkages | |
| 402 - Electric Stand-Up Paddleboard Motor | Ramiro
778-967-5455 |
Conversion kit for electric paddle board | Require decent amount of space for presentation booth. 10.5ft paddle board presented horizontally for DAID | 48V battery voltage circuit. Spot welding battery tabs | Pretty cool project (⌐■_■) |
| 403 - Brewster 2.0 | Hayley 778-269-2316 | Automated Micro-Fermentation Vessel for beer brewing | Need large storage space for keg and cooling system on a cart, need access to power outlets | Stainless steel welding, high(er) voltage | |
| 404 - Hockey Stick-Handling Game | Aadi
778 917 9103 |
Fun ice-hockey game for DAID | Need wall power outlet . Board is 6*4ft when laid out on the floor. Will need additional room for standing next to the board >3*6 ft | Power cables; puck may fly from improper playing; | |
| 405 - Walking Assistance for Seniors | Anni: (778) 323-9257 | An automatic gentle braking system to make walker injuries less likely. | need space for standard collapsible walker size (approx 1m tall, 0.5m wide, negligible depth when collapsed) | Rotating parts: Belt system/gearing | |
| 406 - Climbing Trainer Tracking | |||||
| 407 - De-Mining Rover System | |||||
| 408 - Pourfect Tea Automation | Jessie: 604-338-8268 | Fully automated tea machine | L | Very hot components, moving parts, high-power electrical devices. | |
| 409 - McWasteNot | Reuben
236-866-0926 236-865-1765 |
System to sort McDonald's waste by waste category | N/A | High torque motors used | N/A |
| 410 - Ultrasonic 3d Printing | |||||
| 411 - Advanced Headrest System |
| Team Number and Name | Primary Team Contacts | Brief Project Description | Primary work area and storage area | Special Resource requirements (larger storage space, access/training on specific tools) | List of Potential Hazards and Safety Concerns |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 301 - Biodiesel | AJ,
Eric: 778-231-8781 |
Biodiesel fuel pre-heater to prevent cold start issues due to fuel gelling | Non-biodiesel parts stored on 2nd level of shelf behind door in elec lab.
Biodiesel stored in MTRL shop |
Special storage and workspace for Biodiesel fuel (MTRL shop), potentially a space to run diesel engine, AC power supply | High-power electronics, chemical hazards from biodiesel fuel |
| 302 - TRASH-E | Viktor: 778-995-3835 | Underwater and surface-level vehicular system to assist divers in trash clean up | Components mainly stored on shelf in machine shop and in wood storage area | Need large storage space for surface component (roughly 6 ft x 4 ft x 1 ft) | Spark, fire, meltdown of battery due to faulty wiring
Massive surface component and heavy winch (exercise caution around these items) |
| 303 - KnotNavigator | Mimi: 778-991-7740 | AI-powered harbour seal scanning system that identifies specific seals and collects data about volume and length | Components stored at team-members homes | N/A | Using drone, otherwise N/A |
| 304 - TraceCase | Emily: 780-297-4353 | Autonomous suitcase that navigates the airport behind you | Components stored on the shelf in the machine shop | Need a small unobstructed space where we can freely walk and lay some obstacles for the suitcase to avoid for DAID (roughly 2m x 5m) | - Risk of overheating lithium batteries
- Fire risk from lithium batteries |
| 305 - AceRetriever | Isaac: 604-700-4824 | Autonomous Tennis Ball Retriever to replace "ball-kids" | Robot stored on shelf in main shop near water jet.
Mix of main shop and elec shop |
As large a space as possible for DAID. Tp run a live demo we would be best able to show the robot off with at at least 5x5+ meter area | While running the robot: It is very heavy and fast so collisions are a risk.
Otherwise no. |
| 306 - 3DPrinterFilament | Katie: 7789682770 | Extruder and spooling system for recycled 3D printer filament | Components stored under the dust collection bag in machine shop. | Storage shelf/space, access to power outlets. | High voltage power components but they are not connected to any power when stored; very hot elements |
| 307 - 6DoFArm | |||||
| 308 - AutoIceEdger | Katherine: 604-358-3072 | Automated device that cuts and levels ice around an ice rink | All components are on a shelf in the ELEC shop | Storage space for ice edger (edger dimensions approx. 3' x 1' x 2'), access to car battery chargers in shop (if available, asked around but no one has seen it) | Spinning blades (to be machined), drill motors (high RPM), multiple lithium batteries |
| 309 - LightWater | Rachael: 778-751-1763 | Art installation advocating for clean water challenges | Materials stored beside the lockers in the quiet room (labelled as ours) | Storage space for de-assembled installation frame (1.5m x 0.5m x 0.5m) and 2D acrylic pieces (0.5m x 0.4m). Might need a cart to transport as relatively heavy. | Uses power outlet.
Otherwise N/A. |
| 310 - SeaToSkyDrone | Kento: 7789914464 | Aerial & Aquatic, Dual-Functioning Drone | Everything is stored in a big rubbermaid in the clubroom | Place to store rubbermaid | High current electronics, Spinning blades |
| 311 - LabRobot | Pan: 604-841-6871 | Laboratory robot with gantry system for pipetting automation | Components currently store on a shelve in ELEC Shop | - Large table space of approximately 2 meters to place the gantry system. - Access to power outlet | - High voltage power (24V) |
| 312 - RemoteDrivingStation | Parker: 613-501-8180 | Remote Driving Car via wifi & celluar | Components stored on the shelf in the machine and elec shop, the car is in the IGEN club room under the table. |
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-Sizeable, heavy RC car. around 140cm L x 60cm W,
- Car battery |
| Team Number and Name | Primary Team Contacts | Brief Project Description | Primary work area and storage area | Special Resource requirements (larger storage space, access/training on specific tools) | List of Potential Hazards and Safety Concerns |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 - Ion Thruster | Wisnu:
+1 236-996-3900 |
Optimizing electro-hydrodynamic thrust to make cheap and more efficient engine. | Elec shop for work and storage | Access to elec shop, 3D printing and mech shop. (If possible: Access to voltage (kV level) and current measuring equipment) | Medium voltage (kV level) and high current (10+ Amps draw) |
| 202 - Smart Plant Monitor | Thenushaa:
657 656 9913 |
A smart all-in-one plant housing system, which will help you keep your plants in optimal condition with minimal human aid. | Personal Storage | Access to Elec shop, 3D printing, & Mech shop | Electrical Water Hazards |
| 203 - Urban Safety Bot - Automated Needle Collection and Disposal System | Brendan: 778-952-1803 | Automated Needle Collection and Disposal Robot: Enhancing Urban Safety in Vancouver | Elec shop for work and storage | Access to elec shop and 3D printing | Sharp object and electrical hazards. |
| 204 - FineTest - Wearable/portable Breathalyser for BAC Detection | Antonio: 647-986-1867 | Wearable alcohol level detection device that can help users monitor their health and wellness better on drinking occasions | Elec shop for work and storage | Access to elec shop, 3D printing and mech shop | N/A |
| 205 - Energy Saving Bluetooth Keyboard | Ted: 4168907636 | Keyboard which converts key-presses into electrical energy | Work: Elec-Shop
Storage: Teammate Locker |
Quick 3D-Printing and resin 3D-printing. | Minor Electrical shock, Li-ion battery fire. |
| 206 - Bike Sail | Morris:
2363086795 |
Sail-like bicycle attachment that converts cross winds into thrust | Elec shop for work and storage | Access to elec shop, 3D printing and mech shop | Electrical components |
| 207 - Enhancing Medication Adherence with Medi-Clock | |||||
| 208 - Smart Heated Umbrella | Alina: 778-389-9417 | Umbrella with heated handle and digital display. | Elec-shop | 3D printing of the handle shell. | Electrical components |
| 209 - Accessible Stenography | Rebecca: 778-955-5069 | Stenography keyboard with embedded translation. | Work: Mech/elec shops
Storage: teammate locker |
3D printing, waterjet. Elec shop components, including ESP32's. | General battery caution (size TBD). |
| 210 - Smart Snow Goggle Attachment | Haruna:
604 388-5145 |
Universal attachment that defogs and defrosts ski goggles. | Elec shop for primary work and storage. Mech shop potentially. | 3D printing, elec shop components | Electrical components (9v battery) |
| 211 - Autonomous Office Delivery Robot | Jake: 604-789-4614 | Proof-of concept for a self-driving canned beverage delivery robot using LiDAR | IGEN Elec Shop | Larger storage for cardboard maze components, 3D printing, laser/waterjet cutting | Minor Electric voltage (9-18V) and electric shock |