Flight Assist is a software tool that seeks to aid aerobatic pilots throughout their training through the use of telemetry sensors and 3D graphics engines by detecting and plotting aerobatic maneuvers.

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Nathan Paull
Sammy Shin
Harrison Hodges
Emily Steck
Jatin Kumar

Our project is centered around creating a tool that detects bias in university datasets. We used different bias detection metrics and compared the results against the average of other universities in the region and nation in order to determine if the dataset is biased. 

Team Members

Rahul Banerjee
Daniel Garza
Rafid Hasan
Edwin Hernandez
Kevin Pangottil
Ben Pretzer

Workout Buddy is a prototype Android application that incorporates the expected functionality of a fitness app with a social gamification and competition system. The app currently records and displays accurate information in regards to user activity, stores user information securely in an external database ,interfaces with a wearable device to collect biometric data and creates a social gamification system designed with the intent of motivating consistent activity.

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The Guitar Pedal with Bluetooth Enabling or “Guitar Pedal” for short is an electronic device that allows the user to choose and modify the sound waves of a guitar to his or her musical preferences. The Guitar Pedal has the options of distortion, amplification, and delay of the sound that can be easily interchanged based on the desire of the user. The Guitar Pedal will also have Bluetooth compatibility so that the user can change the delay of the sound from the convenience of his or her phone.

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Our group has designed a habit tracking app that combines the standard functionality of habit tracking apps with the functionality of a game. The goal of this design is to motivate users to continue using the app instead of stopping once they get bored. The app’s game revolves around using currency earned from completing habits to customize an island with items and furniture. It also features a customizable avatar and the ability to make friends and visit their islands.

A water measurement system with a companion app to interface with the system. Designed to be drone-mountable. The system contains an ESP32 chip that is connected to and stores data from various water sensors. The data is then transferred over Bluetooth to an Android companion app. The Android app allows for the data to be visualized or transferred to a cloud storage platform.

Team Members

Jacob Bayeh
Jeffery Hinson
Yusuf Khan
Stephen Petrick
Tianyue Shi
Morgan Sholeen

An IOT device aimed to reduce a households' cost of electricity by distributing the load on the electrical grid automatically.

Team Members

Ava Moore
Miguel Martinez
Rodrigo Centeno Portilla
Nikhita Ramanujam
Daniel Sosa
Jesse Valdelamar

HornsRide is a carpooling mobile app dedicated exclusively to students at the University of Texas at Austin aimed at delivering a safe, convenient, and affordable transportation service. The motivation behind this app is to help alleviate the burdens many UT students face in acquiring transportation around campus and Austin generally. Although alternatives like ridesharing apps, public buses, and scooters exist, they are either too expensive or too slow for regular use. The app features a rigorous authentication process that validates university affiliation through email verification.

The problem our team focused on with this project is reducing the amount of waste that households produce, as well as improving the sorting of compostable and recyclable waste. Our project consisted of creating a device with a display and camera to allow the user to get real time feedback on their waste, an algorithm for sorting waste, a flask API to receive and distribute data and classifications, and a mobile app to track their amount of waste and give the algorithm feedback on its classifications.

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Web3 is a revolutionary new iteration of the internet, where users can take control of their information, using decentralized technologies. However, while developers want to innovate with Web3, it’s too difficult, expensive, and time-consuming for existing Web2 developers. Three0 aims to lower this barrier by bringing Web3 technologies to Web2 developers in a format they are familiar with. Three0 is an open-source Backend-as-a-Service platform that combines decentralized database, authentication, storage, hosting, and tokenization modules.