The Bionic Limbs for Improved Natural Control (BLINC) Lab presented a project to develop an enclosure for a medical device they were developing.

The goal of the project was to design a PCB and wiring layout for all the required components and then create an enclosure of our own design that would provide the best ergonomic shape during use.

The objective of this project was to explore new manufacturing processes to incorporate into an item of our choice. I decided to create an upcycled product from discarded cutoffs, and pursue CNC milling as my manufacturing method.

The stand is designed to hold a stack of business cards, with a built-in drawer to function both as a name plate and a place to keep pens to add personalized notes when giving your business card.

This was a self directed project to design furniture that reflects my design focus. This transforming desk features a false back to hide all the wiring and monitors associated with the computer, this desk can transition from a functioning desktop setup to a clutter-free sketching table in seconds.

This project was restricted to only metal materials. This allowed me to explore manufacturing methods of fiber laser cutting and metal inert gas (MIG) welding.

The layered design of the mountains along with wall spacers is done to create a playful interaction between optical illusion and the shadows it casts.

The objective of the project was to design a wooden side table that follows the brand and style of a chosen company.

Using Black Forest Wood Company as my choice, I created a geometric based design featuring an inlay tabletop, and press fit mortise and tenon joinery.  

This was a project focused on reverse engineering existing PCB and components from a speaker to create a new speaker with a chosen theme.

Using the theme of Star Wars, I designed the layout of the case to work seamlessly with the existing components while addressing the details to improve the sound quality.

This was a client based capstone project with the CEO of Fitneff. The client was seeking a new design of the WalkTop, a universal treadmill mounted desk. The problem was that the existing product was over engineered and was expensive to manufacture.

The task was to create a new product that would address these problems while retaining the key elements and identity of the WalkTop.

Country music star Paul Brandt was a client for a personal project to design a custom interior for his 1973 Airstream trailer.

The goal of the project was to generate unique designs that are relevant to the artist and his career for performances and interviews, while also creating a layout that could accommodate his family for camping outings.