This project was completed during a summer camp, which was my first time getting so close to engineering. I was the team leader and was responsible for the design and assembly of the project. We used computer vision, radar, and integrated voice AI.

I am developing robotic arms and adaptive devices designed to assist individuals with limited mobility. My motivation comes from my grandmother, who has a leg disability and spends most of her time in a wheelchair. Therefore, I decided to design a device that could help improve her situation.

I used a stepper motor to control the angular speed of a water tube and investigated the relationship between the water surface gradient and angular speed. I also designed an aesthetic container for this device using 3D printing.

These are the models I used to teach my club members 3D printing skills.