Projects - University of Staffordshire GradEX

Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Concept Design of a Autorotation Voice Cueing system

A concept design of an Autorotation Voice Cueing System

Thembekile Mhlope

Developing and Testing an Ultra-Wide Band Based Distance Measurement Device

A solar-powered smart golf assistant with UWB - ToF sensing and club recommendation using LoRa communication and an intuitive OLED display.

Matthew Hudson

Developing practical learning opportunities using CNC Machinery

This project covers the importance of practical knowledge and experience in engineering and the development of a curriculum support package to provide engineering students with this practical experience.

Jakub Wroblewski

Development of an active front splitter for a pre-2024 Porsche 911 GT3 RS

Development of an active front splitter for improved aerodynamics on pre-2024 Porsche 911 GT3 using Computational fluid dynamics.

Aadith Vinod

Homes powered by the sun: a solar farm project

This project is focused on sustainable/renewable energy being an alternative to that of fossil fuels, with solar energy being the primary source.

Nyakeh Kamara

Investigating the Engineering Properties of Knitted Materials

Investigating the engineering properties of knitted materials to observe the difference made in stitch types used against the single strand equivalent, and defining material use in FEA

Jessica Proctor

LOAD ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF MICROGRID WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY AND STORAGE

A novel EMS system based on power flow, managing renewables and storage in a three-level microgrid.

Marcin Cybulski

Smart Air Quality Filter for 3D Printing in Home Environments

A smart, low-cost system to detect and filter harmful emissions from desktop 3D printers, designed for home and hobbyist users without access to lab-grade solutions.

Jack Russell

Strain Gauge Finger Position Tracking

A wearable finger position tracking system, through the use of strain gauges and an ESP-32 microcontroller alongside 3D-Printing and off-the-shelf components to allow the project to be recreated by hobbyists.

Daniel Brittle

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