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GraviCase
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==Project Overview:==
  
Motivation:
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==Team Members:==
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*Matt Rocco
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*Michael Morgan
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*Andrew O'Sullivan(TA)
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==Motivation:==
 
To innovate the field of personal electronics protection with a cheap and reliable alternative to expensive phone/tablet/laptop cases.
 
To innovate the field of personal electronics protection with a cheap and reliable alternative to expensive phone/tablet/laptop cases.
  
Objective:
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==Objective:==
 
To create a case / device that upon being dropped will deploy an airbag / parachute to help protect your valuable electronics.
 
To create a case / device that upon being dropped will deploy an airbag / parachute to help protect your valuable electronics.
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==Obstacles:==
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*Safety
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**Premature detonation of our airbag system (Literally blowing your pants off)
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*Cost
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**Airbags are expensive and typically designed to only be used once
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*Powering / Triggering
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**We plan to run an Arduino off of it, which means we need some sort of external power supply. We also need power to help the device to trigger.
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*Size
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**Creating a case or device small enough to maintain the shape and convenience of your device without compromising safety.
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[[Category:Projects]]
 
[[Category:Projects]]
 
[[Category:Fall 2017 Projects]]
 
[[Category:Fall 2017 Projects]]

Revision as of 18:49, 18 September 2017

Project Overview:

Team Members:

  • Matt Rocco
  • Michael Morgan
  • Andrew O'Sullivan(TA)

Motivation:

To innovate the field of personal electronics protection with a cheap and reliable alternative to expensive phone/tablet/laptop cases.

Objective:

To create a case / device that upon being dropped will deploy an airbag / parachute to help protect your valuable electronics.

Obstacles:

  • Safety
    • Premature detonation of our airbag system (Literally blowing your pants off)
  • Cost
    • Airbags are expensive and typically designed to only be used once
  • Powering / Triggering
    • We plan to run an Arduino off of it, which means we need some sort of external power supply. We also need power to help the device to trigger.
  • Size
    • Creating a case or device small enough to maintain the shape and convenience of your device without compromising safety.