#Mechanical Engineering Projects

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Trending Engineering Projects in 2024 Future-Ready

Greatness and innovation converge in any engineering project, paving the way towards a better future. In this write-up, we concentrate more on trending solutions that can be made possible through trending engineering projects across diverse project genres.

Trending Engineering Genres for Projects

In the current engineering era, projects have become indispensable in enhancing skillsets, getting used to the novel, and demonstrating expertise. Engineering students often need to execute technical projects in their field of study to demonstrate their talent expertise. These projects tend to involve certain pre-requisites, which are as follows:

Plan phase

Design phase

Execution phase

Any engineering projects aim to provide a remedy to certain issues or aim to accomplish certain pre-set goals. Now, let us discuss a few trending engineering genres across major engineering disciplines.

Electronics and Communications

When it comes to the projects across the engineering discipline of electronics and communications, there are 3 major project genres, which are as follows:

Embedded Systems

Embedded Systems often consist of a multitude of components like advanced operating systems, software tools, and hardware. These systems can be of different sizes ranging from a large integrated circuit to a smaller-dedicated circuit. It can serve numerous purposes like monitoring, alerting, prediction, recognition, and many other tasks.

 MATLAB

Matrix Laboratory (i.e.) MATLAB is a robust and flexible software platform, which is being diversely utilized in a wide range of domains like science, mathematics, engineering, etc. It hosts diverse tools and functionalities within it to aid the numerical estimations, visualization, and development of algorithms. This software platform is useful for serving many applications like Control systems; Image processing; Signal processing; etc.

 VLSI

Very Large-Scale Integration (i.e.) VLSI corresponds to the operation of fabricating integrated circuits with the combination of several transistors and many elements across a single chip. With the advent of VLSI, many applications have started using digital signal processors, microprocessors, Field Programmable Gate Arrays, etc.

Electrical

When it comes to the projects across the engineering discipline of electrical, there are 3 major project genres, which are as follows:

Power Systems

One of the subsets of the electrical engineering discipline is power systems, which are concerned with the production, transmission, dissemination, and deployment of electrical power and its respective electrical circuitries linked to it.

Power Electronics

Power Electronics is another subset of the electrical engineering discipline, which promotes the handling of elevated current values and voltage values to provide power for powering up several applications.

Electrical Drives

Electrical drives have the primary function of transforming electrical power into mechanical power, which is the prime contributor to diverse automation and industrial fields. With the advent of electrical drives, smarter frameworks like renewable energy-powered systems have flourished.

Computer Science

When it comes to the projects across the engineering discipline of computer science, there are 4 major project genres, which are as follows:

Android

Android is a renowned development medium, permitting developing professional and hardware fabricators to make alterations to the critical components of its operating system. It supports state-of-the-art disciplines like data science, machine learning, etc.

Python

Python is a high-level programming language, and it is object-based. Because of its ability to support multiple platforms, versatility, and extensibility, it is much easier to use and useful.

Java

Java is a general-application programming language for computers, and it is also object-based. It serves applications, embedded systems, web applications, robotics tech, etc.

PHP

Hypertext Preprocessor (i.e.) PHP is a server scripting language, which is primly used for generating interactive and dynamic web applications to serve numerous practical applications like visualization.

Conclusion:

Expertise in any engineering field can be imparted by pursuing trending engineering projects. To be updated in any engineering field, it is recommended to upskill through the pursuance of these trending engineering projects.

[stiffyck]

He’s setting the course to Disneyland

Drew this half asleep. Enjoy the stupid S.C.A.R au

[sanaimissyou]

I'm still not over Jay's name.... Jay Walker...

One of my favorite things about Jay is how he’s always the first one to resort to crime (featuring one of my favorite Jay clips)

[gmanmedias]

YOU’LL UNMAKE HER, BUT YOU’D RATHER BE UNMADE

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[ouroboros-hideout]

Alyona „Aon“ Petrova

Well, what can I say about Alyona - sometimes she's a pain in the ass. Or rather, almost always. Nevertheless, I count her among my closest friends and, more importantly, among my most valuable business partners. You send her some blueprints of unreleased tech and she builds, what ever it is, in no time. If you add a few extra eds on top, she even comes up with unique "special features" for the client.

We've known each other for over ten years now, and I've often offered her to work for me here in Dogtown. Offers that would have made others fall to their knees in joy. She just always said that I could go fuck myself.

Well, she values her independence more than anything, and unfortunately I had to learn to accept that.

- Kurt Hansen about Alyona „Aon“ Petrova

[kagoutiss]

Soooo.... ahahahaha... we have bad news from twitter...

Eiji Aonmua ALLEGEDLY said "No Comment" while being interviewed when it came down to an OoT remake...

The fact that the possibility of it happening is in the air, in 2023-2024, after ToTK, and in the midst of Avi Arad producing a Zelda MOVIE, is terrifying. I hope the next direct doesn't have a trailer for an OoT remake, because if it does that would be a double sided sword

honestly i’m prepared to be unhappy with any forthcoming developments i’m just numb to it now. if they decide to remake one of the most beloved video games in history and do a bad job at it then at least we won’t be like ‘Ohh my god i’m so shocked it’s bad..omg who knew they would do…a bad remake’ like what else is there to expect from. shigeru ‘coproduces film adaptation about divine right empire with a hollywood zionist who fought in six days war’ miyamoto. and aonuma, who has literally been wanting to work on things other than zelda for years now. ofc on the off chance that’s it’s mostly just a visual remake/piggybacking off of the old 3ds remake, and not specifically attempting to do any weird lore revisionism, then like, that would. probably be fine maybe

[terrorbirb]

Nothing against low level jobs really, but one of our engineering techs was only a food service worker before this. Like an associates does something for you (don't know if that's what he has even he may be a student) I guess, but no wonder these guys aren't ready for engineering.

[byonic]

I have this delusion that if I can make real life Doc Ock arms she'll become real and love me. So I'm gonna try and do that before I get bored and it becomes another discarded folder of CAD on my desktop.

I'm going to use electromagnets to do it, because that's one of the only ways I could think of trying to replicate the soft robotic arms from Spiderverse. (I know that's not how actual soft robotics work, but I just have a 3d printer so I'm working with what I've got) I'm starting off with a proof of concept, basically just taking an electromagnet, putting it at one end of a shell with some metal on the other end and seeing if I can compress and extend it.

I made an electromagnet calculator to get the dimensions and power requirements needed for the force I want. I originally wanted to get 100N at 75mm gap between top and bottom but that would either require a way beefier power supply or really large coils, so I reduced my expectations. I have some DC motor drivers ordered to actually run the coils and I have a old laptop power supply combined with a buck converter to drop the voltage to the correct level.

For the physical design I went with two half circles intersecting, this was to hopefully make it bend near the middle instead of the ends. I've run some basic FEA on it, but I don't have the material properties for TPU so it mostly just helped to beef up the areas near the threads to prevent them from buckling rather than getting a good simulation of how it will fold. Once I get the magnets working I'll play around with some more exotic shapes to see what works the best. I might even try adjusting the wall thickness through the height.

I just realized that I need to actually find a way to secure the spools to the little caps because right now they're just indexed with the nubs. I thought about super gluing them but I do want to be able to retrieve them at some point for use in future versions.

To actually test them I'm going to hook them up to an Arduino Nano or something with the motor drivers. To actually test how much force they're outputting I though about using a kitchen scale and seeing that way. Another though was to just get a 2kg weight and put it on it. That way if it can lift that up it fulfills the requirements I set up (20N at 75mm gap between magnet and metal). I've also though about making some sort of jig with a load cell. It would let me get more precise data but means I spend time designing and manufacturing more testing infrastructure rather than the actual project.

If I am going to be making more coils, then I might need to think about making a jig or machine for winding them. My calcs say I need coils with a couple hundred turns at least, so making a simple machine to turn them for me would save a lot of time if I want to make a lot of nodules. The main issues I see are getting

If the tests works then I'll move onto a version with four sets of magnets so I can bend the nodule (I'm calling them nodules) in any direction. I'd also like to get some PCBs for controlling them, that way I can connect them up to each other a main hub through I2C or something and collect data like temp. I also have to think about power dissipation because they could sink a good number of Watts, so if I do something funky, like have cut outs for airflow in the PCBs, then have fan at the end of the limb to push air through it could solve that. This is all way in the future though. I need to wait for all the stuff to come in and actually test it.

[unopenablebox]

jesus fucking christ it's good to have a contract though

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[bumblewarden]

kinda wanna fuck around and rewrite one of my fics into rpgmaker

or like. i could, once i have a larger library complete, put them all in there as one larger episodic retelling of novhen's whole deal 👀

in a default asset sort of mood

[potsticker1234]

I spent like way too many hours on this class project making a pickguard for my bass out of carbon fiber

I made a before and after tiktok

[sweetberry-roebuck]

My oc Jacob and the two characters I wasn't aware of when I made him but who are suspiciously similar to him in different ways :-)

[theresa-of-liechtenstein]

well. ok then :/

[a-cup-of-hot-cocoa-and-books]

My group and me trying to finish our project

Smart guy: I found the information we need!

IT guy: Nice, which page?

Smart guy: On the bottom of page 324

Me: But which book? :):