I designed a lightweight, solar-powered air quality tester by modeling the enclosure in SolidWorks, applying GD&T for manufacturability, and performing FEA to address structural weaknesses. I prototyped the system using 3D printing and developed the electronics by wiring and programming an Arduino Uno to process sensor data. The final prototype demonstrated reliable smoke detection up to 15 feet and performed consistently throughout testing.
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Highlights
Modeled the enclosure in SolidWorks and applied GD&T for manufacturability.
Prototyped with 3D printing and programmed an Arduino Uno for sensor data.
Final prototype reliably detected smoke up to 15 feet.
Skills Used
GD&T ApplicationRapid Prototyping with 3D PrintingFinite Element Analysis (FEA)Arduino Programming & Circuit DevelopmentEmbedded Systems IntegrationDesign Validation through Simulation & Testing
