Category: Uncategorized

• Team A0
• Team A1
• Team A2
• Team A3
• Team A4: AutoAlert
• Team A5
• Team A6: Search and Rescue Drone
• Team A7
• Team B0
• Team B1
• Team B2
• Team B3
• Team B4
• Team B5: Style Sprout
• Team B6
• Team B7
• Team C0: DrumLite
• Team C1
• Team C2
• Team C3
• Team C4
• Team C5
• Team C6

• Team A0: Go Learning Buddy
• Team A1: Mouseketool
• Team A2: SuperFret
• Team A3: N-body
• Team A4: DigiBraille
• Team A5: FollowMe
• Team B0: AutoErasing
• Team B1: Circuit Simulpaper
• Team B2: Harmony Instruction Tool
• Team B3: Scenescribe
• Team B4: Taichine
• Team B5: Transcriber
• Team B6: SoundSync

• Team A0: Crosswalk Guardian
• Team A1: FIRE AWAY
• Team A2: PARROT (Parallel Asynchronous Robots, Robustly Organizing Trucks)
• Team A3: Where is the Barcode?
• Team A4: Recycle Queen Robot
• Team B0: Seamless Autonotator
• Team B1: Aware-ables
• Team B2: Talking Piano
• Team B3: ScottySeat

• Team A0: D.R.O.P.
• Team A1: FPGA-Assisted Verification
• Team A2: Virtual Whiteboard
• Team A3: FreeSeats
• Team A4: ShelfBuddy
• Team A5: TracKat
• Team B0: Real Time Video Upscaling
• Team B1: Ultimate Chess
• Team B2: Lights Out
• Team B3: BikewardsView
• Team B4: Gesture Glove

The Carnegie Mellon University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers an ECE Design Experience course (18-500) every semester.  As part of this class, students work in teams to develop interdisciplinary capstone projects over the course of a semester.  The students start from a blank slate, developing a problem statement, and iterating through the design process, to build a working project under several real-world constraints.

This site provides links to both completed and ongoing projects, where students can document their entire design process.  We will periodically feature some of the most successful and/or interesting projects.