Students in the Electronics class taught by Physics Professor John Buschert spend the last month of the class on a project. A theme for this year's projects is accessibility. Many projects are attempts to make a device that might be of use to disabled people. Come and experience them yourself:

Vibrating Shoe. A pair of shoes for the blind that allow the wearer to feel nearby objects. by Deeksha Pagar and Emilie Schaeffer

Feel the Noise. This jacket intended for deaf people that vibrates in response to noises around it. by David Kempf and Peter Miller

AutoQuad. An autonomous hovering quadcopter that can fly on its own and avoid obstacles. by Isaiah Breckbill, Peter Wise, and Vince Kurtz

Heads Up! A hat for a blind person that warns them of objects near their head. by Zach Zimmerman and Phil Longenecker

Sound of the Raspberry. A Raspberry Pi boards that harmonize with you. by Kenan Bitikofer and Matthew Pletcher

Range Beeper. A device for the blind that makes a tone to indicate the distance in the direction it is pointed. by Caleb Derstine and Phil Chan

Intelligent Car. A model car that can avoid obstacles and zoom around the hallway. by Peter Schrock

Pixy Me. A device using a Pixy camera to lead a blind person to a sticker. by Luke Graber and Crystopher Echavarria