Going into my Freshman year, I knew I wanted to be apart of Engineers Without Borders, with both my passions for service and also love for international travel and humanitarian aid. I searched and searched for EWB at Club Fair, … Continue reading
At the start of 2023, the Malawi Chapter of Tufts Engineers Without Borders had a happy issue of too many members, but not enough to do. Our project was very internationally focused with a remote implementation. With a project starting … Continue reading
Part One: The One Part Mold Making the design When figuring out what to mold, our group looked into multiple options, from molding a finger, to a case for the button, to a handle bar for the walker we were … Continue reading
I explored the ideas of combining different aspects of simple examples (ex. buttons, lights, sound) to make a little piano. I am a musician since birth, basically, and know how to play 7+ instruments, so of course, I had to … Continue reading
I was inspired to make the Toyota Land Cruiser from my time this summer with Tufts Engineers Without Borders in Solomoni and Blantyre, Malawi. This car was the one me and 5 other travelers packed into from the airport to … Continue reading
For this design, I used the printers in Nolop (Prusa i3 MK33) with PLA material and various orientation of printing. I tried optimizing this design by minimizing the material needed and print time with a simple design with as little … Continue reading
The inspiration for this design was a new coffee cup tumbler that I had thrifted a couple weeks ago. The problem that I was facing was the lack of a handle or holder so I would always tuck the cup … Continue reading
In terms of Biomedical Engineering, I am super interested in the extracellular matrix in bones and muscles and how these system work together to move, stabilize and so much more for the body! I want to learn more about physiology … Continue reading