Sponsored by: Ergotron

You can also choose to use TommieBot, an AI search assistant developed by St. Thomas School of Engineering students and faculty.
Take me to TommieBotThe project involves designing a cart that can move with assisted, automated movement. Assisted, automated movement means the cart moves under its own power, but only in response to human commands. For example, like a remote-controlled toy car, it operates autonomously when prompted by a user via a joystick or control. This feature is intended to make mobile computer stations, commonly used in hospitals, easier to maneuver and move.
The design goal is to create a functional working prototype. This prototype is to be a proof of concept that can be shown to Ergotron and potential customers. Using this prototype, feedback from actual nurses to improve and recommend improvements that can be made on the cart.
Download the project summary (PDF file).
Sponsored by: Ergotron

Student Team:
Industry Representatives: Michael Audi
Faculty Advisor: Keith Berrier
Pictured left to right: Austin Odegard, Samuel Saburn, Cody Hughes, Maxwell Krotts