College Projects

Showcased are designs from the LU E-Nable club as well as from the Seshadri Research Lab. As part of the LU E-Nable Design team, I work on creating and updating a body-powered prosthetic arm using SolidWorks. This club, as well as my other projects, showcase my experience and versatility utilizing this software.

LU E-NABLE WRIST

Designed this component to connect both the hand and forearm while maximizing potential loads and allowing space for wiring.

LU E-NABLE Forearm

Created so that the forearm had a tapered profile to mimic actual human anatomy, with space inside for motor components.

LU E-NABLE Arm INTERIOR

Additional structures inside the forearm serve to house the linear actuator motor and Arduino devices.

CAPILLARY SWEAT CHANNEl

Designed for an allostatic load sensor such that sweat may be collected via capillary action.