Seniors in West Virginia University’s Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering will present hands-on demonstrations of their senior design projects from noon-2 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, in the atrium of the Mineral Resources Building (ground floor, Engineering Sciences Building ).
The projects being demonstrated include, among others:
- A demonstration of the automated bartending system that won the recent Entrepreneurship competition at WVU
- Sensor/data logging, communication, and control systems of the Challenge X sport utility vehicle that students have re-engineered for energy efficiency
- A new online system for reporting non-emergency crimesthe West Virginia State Police plans to implement this system
- A biometric secure room that will track users’activities and report suspicious behavior
These projects represent the culmination of our seniors’academic experiences and engineering design talents,said Wils Cooley, professor in the Lane Department and coordinator of the fair.
