13 projects — assistive robotics, embedded systems, research prototypes and production software. Open any project for photos, videos and the full build story.
1 / 2The third generation of the C.A.R.E. Wheelchair adds health monitoring and remote caregiver access to tilt-based control, with an offline voice assistant (ORION) in development.
1 / 2A wheelchair driven by head and body tilt for people who can't use a joystick, with emergency alerts and obstacle avoidance.
1 / 3The first working prototype: an affordable motorised conversion of a standard wheelchair.
1 / 2A 3D third-person browser game about surviving on Mars, built by Team OMNITRIX for the NASA Space Apps Challenge.
1 / 2A patient-facing web app that lets people who can't speak or move communicate and control their room using only their eyes and a webcam.
C.A.R.E. Guardian — a caregiver command center that streams a patient's vital signs and the wheelchair's status from an ESP8266 to one live dashboard.
A solar-powered purification model whose filtration adapts the way an immune system responds, designed for rural water treatment.
Harvesting ambient RF energy for low-power devices — the groundwork for the RF-assisted pacemaker research.
A voice assistant built for accessibility, now being adapted to run inside the C.A.R.E. Wheelchair so users can talk to it, call for help and play music.
A responsive web platform that connects people who need blood with nearby donors during emergencies.
1 / 4A model shopping complex whose walkways and road turn footsteps and vibration into electricity with piezoelectric tiles.
A multi-sensor system that detects fire, raises an alarm and starts suppression on its own, paired with an energy-harvesting supply.
1 / 2A helmet that keeps the bike from starting if the rider has been drinking, detects crashes and sends the location for help.