Group C
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The Team
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Senior Design Showcase
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Final Working PCB
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About our Project
You’re at a very busy restaurant, and your drink cup is empty while eating the spiciest dish of your life. You haven’t seen your waiter in a long time, as they are scrambling all over the place with new customers. You’re getting angry, and have no way to get the waiter’s attention. You end up leaving the restaurant and giving them a bad review.
The goal of our project was to design a system of wirelessly communicating electronic drink coasters. Each coaster keeps track of whether the customer's cup is empty or full, and sends that data back to the server's display. We believe this automatic clever coaster system will make restaurant staff more efficient and overall improve the customer experience.
The Team
Rubba Ashwas
Computer Engineer
Rubba was in charge of the PCB design and weight sensors. She has
been an active member on campus as an electrical networks tutor and former president of the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society. In the past, she has completed a computer vision REU, and interned at both Harris and Microsoft. Upon graduation, she will be taking 6 months off to travel and then starting a full-time position at Microsoft as a Program Manager.
Mitchell Crozier
Computer Engineer
Mitchell was in charge of the android app, website, and NFC communication. He likes to take on a lot of personal software projects, and loves to attend hackathons to build android applications. This past summer, he interned as a Software Engineer at Vencore, and will be looking for a full-time position upon graduation.
Ted Kursevicius
Computer Engineer
Ted was in charge of the microcontroller code, charging circuit, and coaster housing. He is currently the Vice President of the Society of Sales Engineers and is proud of his 1st and 3rd place wins in the National Sales Engineering Competition. He has had two internships with Microsoft as a Software Engineer and plans to work there full-time after graduation on the Word for Mac team.