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1) Using paper and pencil, I sketched different obstacle designs and configurations

2) Built the base frame and flipper system, leaving a beautiful playboard canvas to build upon

3) Continued to make modifications around space constraints and available angles

4) Decorated the pinball machine in a Halloween theme. Featuring one main skeleton posing as an antagonist in your pinball adventures

Halloween-themed pinball machine named Bone Yard. Self-designed featuring 3 functioning flippers, a coin intake, a bonus ball, and over 14 obstacles. Medium: cardboard, coat hangers, plastic scraps, 3D parts, rubber bands, popstical sticks, and halloween decoration

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PROJECT DISCRIPTION: Final Design Project challenged teams to develop an autonomous machine for a 40-second, head-to-head competition themed around How to Train Your Dragon. The machine could score points by completing four primary tasks: extinguishing a fire, collecting and sorting fish and eels, returning sheep to designated paddocks, and moving torches to light a bonfire, all while meeting strict size, energy, cost, and operational constraints.

TEAM APPROACH: Our team prioritized reliable, repeatable mechanisms capable of scoring across all five tasks. The final robot integrated a drivetrain, telescoping boom, scissor arms, sheep deployment, and fish/eel sorting system into a compact autonomous platform. Through iterative prototyping and testing, the robot achieved the 3rd-highest average score of 156 points per run among 70 teams.

Inspired by my love of cards, this watch combines a simplistic look with a unique twist. The hour hand is a fan of cards that rotate so the top card always represents the hour. The minute hand is double sided black and read reviling one at a time representing AM/PM over the cards.

Medium: Plastic watch base, 3D printed retainers, face, and hand, glass/plastic cover