ECE Senior Design Fair - Spring 2013

Friday, April 26, 2013

2 – 4 p.m.

Broun Hall First Floor Lobby

PROGRAM – Total of 8 Projects

Projects supervised by Professor Victor Nelson (5)

Title	Description	Photos & Links	Students
Broun Hall Door Security System	A wireless based infrastructure system to control door access through two layers of security		Ryan Laube, Steven Morris, Andrew Slaughter, Daniel Burford
Kinect-Controlled Robotic Arm	A robotic arm which is controlled by a user's arm, using Microsoft's Xbox Kinect motion-tracking technology. The main feature is that the arm is able to be operated with zero equipment.		Michael Boroden, Alex Carter, Clint Cook, Stephen Rhodes
Smart Cart	The system will combine the steps of shopping and checking out by utilizing RFID tags on the products and scanning them as they are placed in the cart. A running total will be kept on the cart with the customers able to pay with a card on the cart.		Anita Von Arb, Austin Amerson, Percy Burnett, Reid Holderfield
Home Security Lighting System	Our project is a lighting system that uses an Arduino, LCD screen, keypad, and relay bank to be able to turn the lights on and off in a house via programmable set times with the keypad and LCD screen. This system runs in parallel with one's regular house wiring and does not affect the current lighting system in the house.		Jonathan Bowen, Cody Cline, Spencer Ferguson, James Fleming
Anti-lock braking system for the Formula SAE car	We have designed and tested an anti-lock braking system which will be used to help Auburn’s team to be more competitive in the Formula SAE braking competition. We repurposed an ABS valve block from a Mazda Miata, wheel speed sensors, and multiple Arduino microcontrollers to achieve a functional system to prevent wheel lockup during emergency braking situations.	http://www.eng.auburn.edu/organizations/SAE/AUFSAE/ (Auburn Formula SAE)	Tyler Boyd, Chris Davis, Brian Keyser, Brian Ponder

Projects supervised by Professor Lloyd Riggs (2)

Title	Description	Photo	Students
Autonomous Nautical Radiation Assessment Vessel (ANRAV)	Data collection tool to automatically collect radiation and environmental data from a large body of water.	Website: https://facebook.com/ANRAV2013	Markus Kreitzer, Kyle Owen, Katherine Hamlin, Daniel Norton, James Hogg, James Core, Sarah Preston, Antwan Evans
Magnetic object detection and GPS data logging via an autonomous quadcopter	Autonomous quadcopter that is able to scan a field and detect magnetic objects on the ground and then mark the location with stored GPS coordinates and a dropped marker.		Marquise Clark, Ryan Clark, Kyle Emfinger, Gabriel Porter, Bo Rhinesmith, Symone Stubbs

Project supervised by Professor Chwan-Hwa Wu

Title	Description	Photo	Students
Cloud-Based Mobile Information Security System	Protect information for cloud-based mobile applications against password cracking, one-time passwords and tokens interception, zero-day attacks, lost devices and so on. The developed software will encrypt, split, and hide a user's sensitive data on multiple devices including Windows PCs, Android Smart-phones, and Android Tablets.		Gregg Andrews, Emmanuel Belt, John Cartee, Justin Elrod, Will Hodges, David Latham, Thomas Little