2020 Engineering & Computing Expo

WELCOME TO THE 2020 ENGINEERING & COMPUTING EXPO

Thank you for joining USD's Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering & Computing Virtual Expo. We invite you to experience our students' innovative Capstone Design Projects presented in a virtual, interactive poster format by graduating seniors in Computer Science and Electrical, Integrated and Mechanical Engineering. Various simulation projects will be presented by graduating seniors in Industrial and Systems Engineering. 

Team Presentations

With nearly thirty Capstone Design Projects and Simulations Projetcs to visit at the 2020 Engineering & Computing Expo, we have divided the presentations into five navigational links based on Project Categories. The main rooms for each Project Category Zoom Link will be hosted by Capstone Design instructors and will feature 3-9 teams who are each assigned to their own private breakout rooms. The instructors and staff will help guide you through the presentation spaces. 

A sixth Zoom link is available for Guest Services, which is designed to help guests locate specific students or project teams and answer navigational questions throughout the event. There are no presentations in this optional, virtual space. The event officially opens on Friday, November 6th at 2:30 p.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m. The six links below will be available the morning of the event, starting at 8:00 a.m., and will go live at 2:30 p.m.

NAVIGATING THE EVENT

Choose as many teams as you like to visit over the course of the two and a half hour event. It's easy to navigate by clicking the links on this landing page. Simply use the team listings below to select which team you wish to join. Next, click on the associated Project Category Zoom Link. Upon entering that main room, the faculty or staff member will assign you to your team of choice and you are on your way! You have the opportunity to move from one breakout room to another within a given main room. When you wish to visit a different Project Category Zoom Link, leave the Zoom session you are in, select and click on the next Project Category Room Zoom Link of your choice, and you are free to interact with the teams in that new space.

Don't worry... if you are new to the Zoom environment or you get "lost", any faculty or staff host will be happy to help — and there's always the Guest Services Room. We are here to make this a great experience for all of our participants and attendees!

PROJECT CATEGORY TEAM LISTINGS

Entrepreneurship Projects
Electrical, Integrated and Mechanical Engineering Projects 
Hosted by Senior Design Faculty Venkat Shastri, PhD, Jeff Teza

• All Teams Listing: Entrepreneurship Projects

  Team Name: Discrete Solar
  Team Members: Brendan Burke, Marley Collins, Dennis Helmer, Cade Kirschman, George Skalecki, Sabrina Smith, Javier Vasquez
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  Team Name: How About Now
  Team Members: Arrion Archie, Devin Devlin, Brandon Micale, Jacqueline Puga, Adaly Solis
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD

  Team Name: Prometheus Energy
  Team Members: Bryce Fledderman, Douglas Holland, Bolang Li, Jiaye (Jarvis) Lu, Yibing Ouyang
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD 

  Team Name: Search & Rescue
  Team Members: Omar Almuaili, Benjamin Foote, Chase Minehan, Scott Spinali
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  Team Name: Second Wind
  Team Members: Kendric Clagett, Trevor Denney, Kevin Gillies, Suraya Marzuki, Brady O'Neill, Alice Zorn
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  
  
  

• Discrete Solar

  Team Members: Brendan Burke, Marley Collins, Dennis Helmer, Cade Kirschman, George Skalecki, Sabrina Smith, Javier Vasquez
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  Project Description: 

  We want to create a modular solar panel system that is able to move freely in order to fit a desired contour and maximize solar efficiency. By connecting small, individual solar cells, this system will be able to fit many forms and move dependent on the sun’s location. This panel will be designed to modularly conform to virtually every geometry. The system will be able move in response to the sun in order to reach its peak solar efficiency at all times. We have just begun the research process for this potential company.

• How About Now

  Team Members: Arrion Archie, Devin Devlin, Brandon Micale, Jacqueline Puga, Adaly Solis
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Today, the most popular forms of social media fail to connect and empower the backgrounds of marginalized members of society. Instead, the current social media experience aids in spreading mass misinformation, inciteful hate speech, manipulative content, and the suppression of users' content not considered crucial to the platform's success. How Bout Now (HBN) is committed towards creating a communal digital space that values transparency, inclusivity, and community. HBN will be the only platform to engage neglected groups and facilitate healthy connections as a means to speak out against violence and hatred. We are invested in connecting Black students from San Diego State University, University of California, San Diego, and University of San Diego to come together and comfortably share their Black narratives, allowing their experiences to be more accessible than ever

• Prometheus Energy

  Team Members: Bryce Fledderman, Douglas Holland, Bolang Li, Jiaye (Jarvis) Lu, Yibing Ouyang
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  Project Description: 

  A converter that can take the variable voltage of capacitors and output a consistent steam of energy, unlocking the potential of energy storage systems using capacitors.

• Search & Rescue

  Team Members: Omar Almuaili, Benjamin Foote, Chase Minehan, Scott Spinali
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD

  Project Description: 

  The idea is to create a peripheral device that aims to help in the recovery/rescue of people who have gone overboard from a boat. This device will track the vital signs of the overboard person, as well as their GPS location, and transmit that information back to the vessel they were aboard. This information could then also be transmitted to the local coastguard to aid in the search and rescue. The GPS location will help physically locate the person, while the transmission of vital signs can help reduce the risk to the rescuers who put their lives on the line to save the overboard person. This is because knowing if the person is alive or not changes the nature of the search from a rescue, to a recovery which removes the risks and pressures associated with the urgency of saving the life.

• Second Wind

  Team Members: Kendric Clagett, Trevor Denney, Kevin Gillies, Suraya Marzuki, Brady O'Neill, Alice Zorn
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD 

  Project Description: 

  Upcycle retired wind turbine blades to replace polyethene products. Polyethene is used in place of fiberglass due to high manufacturing costs. Fiberglass, however, is far stronger, even after being pulverized to its mat state. My goal is to partner with companies like Yeti, Igloo, and pelican who manufacture in the US and require a hard, lightweight, insulative material for their products. This is great initial way to start a company recycling fiberglass due to minimal costs. As larger blades get recycled there is enough surface area to produce flat lumber material, house siding, roofing and flooring and retain the desired structural properties of the woven fiberglass. Modern blades are over 120 yards long (larger than a football field) with massive amounts of usable material. There are many other products made of fiberglass that are finding their way to landfills and other potential candidates for similar use. Etc; circuit boards and boats.

Industry-Sponsored Projects
Electrical, Integrated and Mechanical Engineering Projects 
Hosted by Senior Design Faculty Gordon Hoople, PhD, Elisa Lurkis

• All Teams Listing: Industry-Sponsored Projects

  Team Name: Eye C
  Team Members: Donovan Duvall, Joshua Glasser, Lucia Olarra, Sonny Patel, Ryan Snyder, Daniella Walter
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Eye C Corp.

  Team Name: Glaukos
  Team Members: Alyssa Beamish, Logan Brown, Samuel Ferguson, Max Saenz, CJ Stokes, Andriana Tziouvaras
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD
  Sponsors: Glaukos

  Team Name: Helicoid
  Team Members: Destin Altman, Alec Dachs, Matias Galati, Arsen Iskakov, Connor McDermott, Eric Nacht
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Helicoid
  
  Team Name: JPL
  Team Members: Lena Belvin, Tyler Burch, Brandon Dalporto, Alex Ramirez, Ben Schierman, Lihao Zhang
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD
  Sponsor: JPL

  Team Name: MiPlus Solar
  Team Members: Gabrielle Bartolome, Chris Farrand, Adam May, Jacob Michel, Victor Reyes
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: MiPlus Solar Inc. 

  Team Name: Qualcomm 1
  Team Members: Haley Guastaferro, Perry Nesbet, Gabriel Pellot, Ruiwen Wang, Chadmond Wu, Jose Zamudio
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD
  Sponsor: Qualcomm Inc. 

   

   

• Eye C

  Team Members: Donovan Duvall, Joshua Glasser, Lucia Olarra, Sonny Patel, Ryan Snyder, Daniella Walter
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Eye C Corp.

  Project Description: 

  Our proposal and objective of the project is to combine the gold-standard way of measuring IOP and cornea thickness with a handheld, affordable, and easy to use device.  
  

• Glaukos

  Team Name: Glaukos
  Team Members: Alyssa Beamish, Logan Brown, Samuel Ferguson, Max Saenz, CJ Stokes, Andriana Tziouvaras
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD
  Sponsor: Glaukos

  Project Description: 

  In the design of various medical devices and drug delivery systems, Glaukos often tests hundreds or thousands of units using engineers and technicians.  This necessary, but time consuming tasks prevent these employee from focusing on work that require human skill and knowledge, while this repetitive testing could be automated with the proper design of a test system.The purpose of this project is to develop an Injector / Inserter testing system which can accept a wide range of Glaukos products and test them in a repeatable and controlled manner.

• Helicoid

  Team Members: Destin Altman, Alec Dachs, Matias Galati, Arsen Iskakov, Connor McDermott, Eric Nacht
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Helicoid

  Project Description: 

  Our group is designing a carbon fiber battery housing integrated into an EV chassis with Carvajal Motors. We are performing stress and thermal analysis on the design to present to Helicoid Industries. Helicoid will then implement their new carbon fiber technology to our design. The goal of our design is to reduce the weight by 90% compared to traditional battery housings.

• JPL

  Team Members: Lena Belvin, Tyler Burch, Brandon Dalporto, Alex Ramirez, Ben Schierman, Lihao Zhang
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD
  Sponsor: JPL

   

• MiPlus Solar

  Team Members: Gabrielle Bartolome, Chris Farrand, Adam May, Jacob Michel, Victor Reyes
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: MiPlus Solar Inc.

  Project Description: 

  The goal of this project is to develop a custom solution for the MiPlus Integrated Solar Battery to convert DC-AC power out of the Solar Battery and control the power flow both in and out of the Solar Battery.

• Qualcomm 1

  Team Members: Haley Guastaferro, Perry Nesbet, Gabriel Pellot, Ruiwen Wang, Chadmond Wu, Jose Zamudio
  Instructor: Venkat Shastri, PhD
  Sponsor: Qualcomm Inc.

  Project Description: 

  To enable FPGA prototyping expertise by utilizing End-of-Life Qualcomm hardware designs to build a development kit.  The Development Kit will be created utilizing two tracks – a “Prototyping Software Focus”, and a “Prototyping Design Focus.” The end goal of the Development Kit will be to enable the student to implement real designs on HW.  Tools will be set up, RTL will be provided, and the student will be able to emulate designs using a complete Prototyping flow from beginning to end.

Competition, Community & Research Projects
Electrical, Integrated and Mechanical Engineering Projects 
Hosted by Senior Design Faculty Ming Huang, PhD

• All Teams Listing: Competition, Community & Research Projects

  Team Name: Baja SAE
  Team Members: Chad Bear, Byron Cohea, Kyle Davis, Cole Fontana, Davian Konja, Mychael Meier, Coel Miller, Austin Milne, Ariel Shasha, Jacob VanMalden, Ignacio Peon Zapata
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD

  Team Name: Clear Blue Sea #1
  Team Members: Joseph Becerra, Harrison Mello, Jonas Petelo, Jonathan Saiz, Matthew Walravens
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD

  Team Name: Clear Blue Sea #2
  Team Members: Danna Alamer, Halle Kyler, Nicole Reyes, Andrew Roehr, Cameron Worthington-Wilmer
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD
  
  

  Team Name: Ocean Discovery Institute
  Team Members: Michael Casinelli, Gabriel DePaolo, Nick Goodwin, Vanessa Hernandez Jimenez, Ivana Jeremic, Regina Palero Aleman
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Clarity Design, Inc. 

  Team Name: Uganda
  Team Members: Diane Castellanos, Mireya Roberto
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD, Frank Jacobitz, PhD

  Team Name: Waste for Life
  Team Members: Jill Bauer, Morgan Cooper, Maeve Leininger, Michael Mulvey, Francisca Vargas Ziramba
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: VentureWell 

   

• Baja SAE

  Team Members: Chad Bear, Byron Cohea, Kyle Davis, Cole Fontana, Davian Konja, Mychael Meier, Coel Miller, Austin Milne, Ariel Shasha, Jacob VanMalden, Ignacio Peon Zapata
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD

  Project Description: 

  The 2020 Baja team's goal is to reconstruct a vehicle capable of competing in the SAE series. An all-terrain, sporting vehicle whose driver is contained within the structure of the vehicle. The vehicle should aspire to market-leading performance in terms of speed, handling, ride, and ruggedness over rough terrain and off-road conditions. The team must also generate financial support for our project while managing educational priorities. Performance will be measured by success in the static and dynamic events. 

• Clear Blue Sea #1

  Team Members: Joseph Becerra, Harrison Mello, Jonas Petelo, Jonathan Saiz, Matthew Walravens
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Clear Blue Sea and the team from University of San Diego intend to eliminate plastic out of oceans, rivers, harbors, and waterways with the use of FRED (Floating Robot for Eliminating Debris), a robot designed to harvest plastic pollution. Our team is specifically tasked with designing, building, and testing a water-resistant enclosure that houses and safeguards FRED's electrical components. 

• Clear Blue Sea #2

  Team Members: Danna Alamer, Halle Kyler, Nicole Reyes, Andrew Roehr, Cameron Worthington-Wilmer
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Clear Blue Sea faces the problem that their Floating Robot for Eliminating Debris (FRED) has a unique design that cannot be accommodated by commercial boat trailers. This project addresses that issue by tasking our team to design a trailer that can safely transport and launch their new open sourced version of the robot, FREDDIY. This trailer design will also be open sourced so the design must be reliable, easily replicable, and affordable.  

• Ocean Discovery Institute

  Team Members: Michael Casinelli, Gabriel DePaolo, Nick Goodwin, Vanessa Hernandez Jimenez, Ivana Jeremic, Regina Palero Aleman
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: Clarity Design, Inc.

  Project Description: 

  The purpose of our project this year is to create an engaging week-long curriculum for middle school children in order to introduce them to the basics of coding, the Arduino program, and how to successfully build a programmable water-tight aquatic vessel.

• Uganda

  Team Members: Diane Castellanos, Mireya Roberto
  Instructor: Ming Huang, PhD, Frank Jacobitz, PhD

  Project Description: 

  With the goal of assisting individuals who lack access to clean water in rural Ugandan communities, our team's goal is to construct a user-centered device to filter biological contaminants out of water using xylem filtration. 

• Waste for Life

  Team Members: Jill Bauer, Morgan Cooper, Maeve Leininger, Michael Mulvey, Francisca Vargas Ziramba
  Instructor: Gordon Hoople, PhD
  Sponsor: VentureWell

  Project Description: 

  Waste for Life (WFL) is a not for profit organization founded and managed by Professor Caroline Baillie and partner Eric Feinblatt. The team have worked since 2006 to support marginalized communities to develop an income stream by manufacturing composite material products (fibre reinforced plastic) from the garbage they collect.  There are currently two programs being planned with the ExSJ in SMSE and Waste for life together with communities in Tijuana and which will each be the focus of capstone design projects. 

Computer Science Projects
Computer Science Projects 
Hosted by Senior Design Faculty Charles Pateros, PhD and Jay Kunin, PhD

• All Teams Listing: Computer Science Projects

  Team Name: Cubic
  Team Members: Jake Heimburger, Natalie Malmgren, Miles Maloney, Andrew Plaza, Rachel Valdez
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Cubic

  Team Name: Georgia Tech Research Institute
  Team Members: Henry Berger, Brenton Kearney, Irina Nadong, Sean Rhoads
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD
  Sponsor: Georgia Tech Research Institute

  Team Name: Maker
  Team Members: Christopher McIver, Stephen McNeela, Anthony Piglovski, Scott Spinali
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD

  Team Name: Pixelated
  Team Members: Bree Humphrey, Abdulqader Koshak, Noelle Tuchscherer, Omri Or
  Instructor: Charles, Pateros, PhD 

  Team Name: Qualcomm 2
  Team Members: Shaydon Bodemar, Nico Dennis, Ava Gerami, Emma Lara, Vladimir Pinchuck
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Qualcomm

  Team Name: Seeloved1
  Team Members: Rosalyn Arvizu, Andrew Bennett, Tanya Keval, Andres Rivera
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Team Name: Sunshine Box
  Team Members: Caesar Garcia, Benjamin Stephen, Christine Turpen
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Team Name: The Brink SBDC
  Team Members: Nadeen Abdulkarim, Caden Keese, Jordan Ross, Gretta Von Tobel
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Team Name: Top Mobile Vision
  Team Members: Mohammed Aljaroudi, Khaled Aloumi, Tatiana Barbone, Faisal Binateeq
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Top Mobile Vision

   

• Cubic

  Team Members: Jake Heimburger, Natalie Malmgren, Miles Maloney, Andrew Plaza, Rachel Valdez
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Cubic

  Project Description: 

  Cubic Transportation Systems, as a leading integrator of payment and information solutions for intelligent travel, is driving the next generation of fare payment systems around the world. In an effort to provide a fully accessible system for all travelers and to ensure the best customer experience for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) patrons, we are looking to implement a comprehensive solution that aims to improve patron interaction with our systems. 

  In this project, we are looking to evaluate, design, and implement a concept that uses state-of-the-art Human Machine Interface (HMI) methods on our patron facing devices to increase usability and customer experience within the transportation network. Some examples of these technologies include Gesture Recognition, Augmented Reality and Virtual Avatars, and Natural Language Processing.

• Georgia Tech Research Institute

  
  Team Members: Henry Berger, Brenton Kearney, Irina Nadong, Sean Rhoads
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD
  Sponsor: Georgia Tech Research Institute

  Project Description: 

  The purpose of this project is to develop meaningful tools and automation in support of Naval Warfare Command’s Shore and Expeditionary Integration Program Office (PMW-790) mission.  Specifically, this senior project will support development efforts to provide automated deployment and configuration of the “Dev Environment as Code” in an AGILE software development environment.

   

• Maker
  Team Members: Christopher McIver, Stephen McNeela, Anthony Piglovski, Scott Spinali
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
• Pixelated

  Team Members: Bree Humphrey, Abdulqader Koshak, Noelle Tuchscherer, Omri Or
  Instructor: Charles, Pateros, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Project Pixelated is making a 2D retro arcade inspired video game using the Unity Game Engine and the C# programming language.

• Qualcomm 2

  Team Members: Shaydon Bodemar, Nico Dennis, Ava Gerami, Emma Lara, Vladimir Pinchuck
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Qualcomm

  Project Description: 

  The purpose of this project is to develop a forecasting model for EDA license usage.

• Seeloved1

  Team Members: Rosalyn Arvizu, Andrew Bennett, Tanya Keval, Andres Rivera
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Seeloved1 is a real-time video conferencing app for medical patients to visit with loved ones and advocates, with a focus on simplicity. This application strives to connect people via video conferencing who have historically run into challenges with technology, accessibility, and software compatibility. 

   

• Sunshine Box

  Team Members: Caesar Garcia, Benjamin Stephen, Christine Turpen
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Project Description: 

  The Sunshine Box is a portable charging station that charges cell phones using solar power. It is currently set out to be used in third world countries where there is limited access to electricity. For this project we are tasked with developing a web application that helps administrators, agents, and consumers of the Sunshine Box use the box with ease and track data from the box such as monetary transactions, etc.

• The Brink SBDC

  Team Members: Nadeen Abdulkarim, Caden Keese, Jordan Ross, Gretta Von Tobel
  Instructor: Jay Kunin, PhD

  Project Description: 

  The Brink is part of the San Diego & Imperial Small Business Development Center Network, which is funded in part by the US Small Business Administration. SBDCs are a national program that serves small businesses (for-profit enterprises with < 500 employees). The Brink SBDC is a specialty center focused on innovation, one of only a handful of its kind in the country. The Brink SBDC at USD provides  training and one-to-one consulting to business clients running or starting growth-oriented, innovation-based companies, resulting in economic growth and prosperity for the region while attaining the penta-bottom line (profit, people, planet, peace, prosperity).

• Top Mobile Vision

  Team Members: Mohammed Aljaroudi, Khaled Aloumi, Tatiana Barbone, Faisal Binateeq
  Instructor: Charles Pateros, PhD
  Sponsor: Top Mobile Vision

  Project Description: 

  The purpose of this project is to develop a software solution for the waste and recycling industry. Waste collection programs across the country collect millions of tons of trash and recycling from residential and commercial customers. Unfortunately, a large percentage of the collected material is contaminated—either trash materials in the recycling, or recycling in the trash. In partnership with Top Mobile Vision, this project will integrate with existing cloud-enabled video hardware systems installed on a trash and recycling truck to extract visual images of the content of each bin as it is collected. 

ISYE Simulation Projects
ISYE Simulation Projects 
Hosted by Faculty Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD and Maryam Keshtzari, PhD

• All Teams Listing: ISYE Simulation Projects

  Team Name: Shedding Light on Optimization
  Team Members: Kayla Constantino, Reijer den Dulk, Madison Hirchag, Jeremiah Moya
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

  Team Name: Saved by the Sim
  Team Members: Melissa Arana, Roy Medina, Brandon Ryczek, Savanna Vogler
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

  Team Name: Win-Win Scenario
  Team Members: Nowaf Albussaili, Fahad Alwogayan, Simmy Chauhan, Anais Crespo Pena
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

   

• Shedding Light on Optimization

  Team Members: Kayla Constantino, Reijer den Dulk, Madison Hirchag, Jeremiah Moya
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

  Project Description:

  For this project, we are taking historical data from a solar panel installation company and simulating the process as is. We then looked at the model and found some ways to improve the process that resulted in increased productivity and reduced cost for the company.

• Saved by the Sim

  Team Members: Melissa Arana, Roy Medina, Brandon Ryczek, Savanna Vogler
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Using a discrete-time simulation software to identify key performance indicators and improvements in a solar company's process

• Win-Win Scenario

  Team Members: Nowaf Albussaili, Fahad Alwogayan, Simmy Chauhan, Anais Crespo Pena
  Instructors: Maryam Keshtzari, PhD and Thidarat Tinnakornsrisuphap, PhD

  Project Description: 

  Our objective is to improve the customer experience with SunRun's installation. By simulating the solar panel installation process looking at utilizations, wait times, process times and insights on the number of customers served, we aim to optimize the process for greater customer satisfaction. 

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SPONSORING PARTNERS

Baja Sponsors  |  Cubic  |  Clarity Design, Inc.  |  Eye C Corp.  |  Georgia Tech Research Institute  | Glaukos  |  Helicoid 

JPL  |  MiPlus Solar Inc.  |  Qualcomm  |  Top Mobile Vision  |  VentureWell