Underwater 3d Object Reconstruction With Multiple Views In Video Stream Via Structure From Motion,
2016
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Underwater 3d Object Reconstruction With Multiple Views In Video Stream Via Structure From Motion, Xiao Xu, Renzheng Che, Rui Nian, Bo He, Meimei Chen, Amaury Lendasse
Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Underwater 3d Object Reconstruction is One of the Most Essential and Fundamental Tasks in Ocean Investigations. in This Paper, We Try to Capture the Inherent Geometrical Variation of 3d Objects at Multiple Visual Angels with the Underwater Vehicles and Develop a Novel Underwater 3d Object Reconstruction Model for the Continuous Video Stream. Image Enhancement Will Be First Taken into Consideration by Guided Image Filtering to Acquire Clearer Images for Object Tracking Which Can Be Completed by the Particle Filter. and Then, We Use Scale Invariant Feature Transform (Sift) and Random Sample Consensus (Ransac) to Detect and Correspond the Features of …
Analysis Of A Parallel Machine Scheduling Problem With Sequence Dependent Setup Times And Job Availability Intervals,
2016
University of New Haven
Analysis Of A Parallel Machine Scheduling Problem With Sequence Dependent Setup Times And Job Availability Intervals, Ridvan Gedik, Chase Rainwater, Heather Nachtmann, Edward A. Pohl
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Faculty Publications
In this study, we propose constraint programming (CP) model and logic-based Benders algorithms in order to make the best decisions for scheduling non-identical jobs with availability intervals and sequence dependent setup times on unrelated parallel machines in a fixed planning horizon. In this problem, each job has a profit, cost and must be assigned to at most one machine in such a way that total profit is maximized. In addition, the total cost has to be less than or equal to a budget level. Computational tests are performed on a real-life case study prepared in collaboration with the U.S. Army …
Gold Contamination In Non-Lead Surface Mount Solder Joints,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Gold Contamination In Non-Lead Surface Mount Solder Joints, Richard Alexander Garrison
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Abstract
Solder joints are critical to the reliability of circuit boards. If gold is introduced to the solder joint, brittle AuSn4 intermetallic compounds develop which affect reliability of that solder joint. To determine the effects of gold when dissolved into a non-lead solder joint, a process was developed in order to apply gold content onto SAC305 solder paste. The gold was transferred as a paste from a micropipette onto each individual solder bump. This process was designed to apply a range of gold content from 1.0 wt. % to 10 wt. % to each individual solder joint. The test board …
Improving The Mechanical Performance Of 3d Printed Parts Using Fused Filament Fabrication,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Improving The Mechanical Performance Of 3d Printed Parts Using Fused Filament Fabrication, Inderpreet Binning
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The 3D printing industry has seen rapid growth in the last 10 years and has been called the next industrial revolution. There are several different processes used in 3D printing, but the most popular process is called Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) or Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). This is the process where (most commonly) plastic filament enters a nozzle, is heated to a semi-liquid state, and then deposited into a pattern to create a print. One major drawback to this process is that the prints are anisotropic. This means that the strength of the print varies with the orientation that it …
Design & Analysis Of A Bicycle Towing Device,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Design & Analysis Of A Bicycle Towing Device, Austin Lynch, William Max Mcewan, Fredrik Stenson
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
A local businessman had the idea to build a device that allows a bicycle to tow another bicycle. He built a prototype to demonstrate his idea but he wanted help in developing a product that could fit more bikes, did not require a rear rack to operate, and be manufacturable at his facility. He also expressed interest in an economic evaluation of production and marketing of the device. An analysis of customer needs led to adding reduction of weight and ease of attachment to the design requirements.
This report is about improving the original design and presents the process of …
Haas Automation Umc750 5axis Mill Assembly Process Improvement,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Haas Automation Umc750 5axis Mill Assembly Process Improvement, Mason A. Garcia, Gregory R. Gunion, Juan Pablo Quinonez Weston
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The improvement of the current assembly of the motor and casting components for the Haas UMC-750 5-Axis vertical CNC mill includes the evaluation, development and proposal of a new pair of material handling carts. To meet these deliverables, a student team began by assessing the assembly workstation, defining the problem to be solved, researching ergonomics in material handling equipment and drafting the final design of the improved cart models using SolidWorks. The final design considered the initial improvement request from the client, as well as better ergonomic features to enhance the safety of the operators. It was estimated that the …
Mentoring Management Database,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Mentoring Management Database, Alexandra Cava, Samantha Kin
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
A new mentoring program is set to begin next year pairing children from Kindergarten through 12th grade with college students as their mentors. Keeping track of the mentor information, mentee information, pairings, stipend disbursements, interview question results, events, and final assessments by hand would be extremely difficult, therefore, a database would be a great asset to the program.
Creating a database in Microsoft Access allows a user to have all this information in one convenient location, therefore, ensuring there is a good user interface is a key component to this project. Using Perach’s "Guide to the Perplexed" as the base …
E-Learning Design For Microsoft Access & Asp.Net,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
E-Learning Design For Microsoft Access & Asp.Net, Jonathan Choi, Christopher Hom
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The problem definition is that the current video tutorial series is outdated and lacks interactive features that aid with E-Learning. The goal of the project is to create a platform that incorporates features such as structure, interaction, assessments, and competency tests. The project revolved around integrating four softwares together in order to create an effective E-Learning platform. The four softwares were Adobe Captivate, Camtasia, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Visual Studios. Adobe Captive is used to store the tutorial video and assign quizzes. Camtasia is used to record the tutorial videos. Microsoft Access is used to store all the questions given …
Smart Packing With Qr - Improving Cal Poly's Parking System For All Users,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Smart Packing With Qr - Improving Cal Poly's Parking System For All Users, Kelsey Bazshushtari, Andrew Lee, Christopher Ragasa
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Cal Poly Smart Parking, herein referred to as CPSP QR Code Initiative, is developed to reduce the wait times student, staff, and guest drivers experience when searching for a parking spot on campus. Cal Poly is currently undergoing a large growth in student population, and, as a result, is experiencing congestion in parking lots. Drivers will commonly spend frustrating amounts of time "vulturing" these parking lots for an open spot. CPSP QR Code Initiative consists of a database that is controlled by user submitted data through QR codes scanned on a user’s smartphone. This system will provide drivers with a …
Soto's True Earth Market Optimization,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Soto's True Earth Market Optimization, Hironari Fujita, Wei Lin Luong, Sean Macwilliams
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Soto’s True Earth Market is a new organic market startup which is located in a historical facility in the small town of Cambria. The new owner of Soto’s Andre Ponce has a vision to create a community revolved around local organic foods and sustainability. Since Soto’s is still in the initial startup phase there is a large amount of room for optimization and redesign in order to create a solid customer foundation. Andre presented several opportunities for improvement to the team. With a time constraint of solely two quarters the project team decided to provide the following:
● Old and …
Building A Startup Wine Brand,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Building A Startup Wine Brand, Sean Christopher Silvestre
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Lisso Wine is a company that currently purchases wine from a California winemaker and resells it in China. In order to reach more customers and increase sales, Lisso wants to create their own brand of wine while keeping the winemaker as a supplier. However, they do not have a plan for the marketing, production, or distribution of their new product. This project will be treated as a startup venture by Lisso Wine and designed to be operated by a handful of people with limited resources. Sustainable and cost-effective materials were selected for the product and it’s packaging in order to …
Inventory Tracking Software Improvement Project,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Inventory Tracking Software Improvement Project, Jacky Leung
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
FanimeCon’s Convention Operations department required standardized processes and controls for their inventory tracking software. On top of the current web application, new controls were put into place for checkout limitations. To allow for a continuous improvement effort, processes became standardized with a new graphical user interface where user input is recorded. These will provide processing times for further study in proposing redesigned layouts and more efficient processes.
National Society Of Sales Engineers & National Sales Engineering Competition,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
National Society Of Sales Engineers & National Sales Engineering Competition, Joseph Lynes, Tyler Sasse
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Sales Engineering is a popular career choice for many engineers coming out of university. Despite its continuing growth, many students lack the knowledge and preparation to be successful in the early years of their career. A small collection of sales engineering minors and student clubs are the only option for students interested in technical sales.
Using the DMAIC process, the senior project team went step by step to find and implement the best possible solution to better connect college students and the professional sales engineering industry . The team worked side by side with professionals in the industry and students …
Commuting By Customized Bus: A Comparative Analysis With Private Car And Conventional Public Transport In Two Cities,
2016
University of Auckland
Commuting By Customized Bus: A Comparative Analysis With Private Car And Conventional Public Transport In Two Cities, Tao Liu, Avishai Ceder, Romain Bologna, Benjamin Cabantous
Journal of Public Transportation
Commuting is a major component in the creation of traffic and travel problems. Thus, more attention should be given to its practice. Private car (PC) transport, the dominant mode of commuting in most of the world’s major cities, creates traffic-related social problems such as traffic congestion, traffic fatalities and injuries, and adverse environmental impacts. This study proposes a novel commuting travel mode—a customized bus (CB) transit system that provides advanced, personalized, and flexible demand-interactive minibus service using Internet, telephone, and smartphone apps. The aim was to assess and compare the performance of CB with PC and with conventional public transport …
Continuum Modeling Of The Densification Of W-Ni-Fe During Selective Laser Sintering,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Continuum Modeling Of The Densification Of W-Ni-Fe During Selective Laser Sintering, Connor M. West
Master's Theses
The purpose of this thesis is to effectively model the time history of the temperature distribution during the selective laser sintering process and use this information to investigate the resulting relative density. The temperature is a critical parameter of the process because it directly effects the overall quality of the part. First, an efficient, affordable, and reliable simulation was developed within the finite element software, Abaqus. Next, the results from the simulations were compared to the experimental results performed by Wang et al. (2016). The FEA model consisted of a 3 layer simulation. Multiple simulations at various laser recipes were …
Facility Redesign For Increased Throughput And Improved Product Flow Of Shark Rack Products Final Assembly At Paris Precision,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Facility Redesign For Increased Throughput And Improved Product Flow Of Shark Rack Products Final Assembly At Paris Precision, Karina Hromyak, Julia Remnant
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Paris Precision is a metal fabrication company that fabricates metal components for various companies, one of which is Shark Rack, which creates high end server racks. Shark Rack has plans for a dramatic increase in demand over the next two years. Paris Precision’s Final Assembly area is currently not conducive to produce such a large increase in demand. A redesign of the Final Assembly facility is needed to handle the increase in production and to improve product flow through the space. The project team’s objectives are to:
● Study current Final Assembly production process
● Analyze the production flow
● …
Ymca Operations Manual Development,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Ymca Operations Manual Development, Devlin Stewart
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The San Luis Obispo YMCA sports department was losing money and overworking their employees due to lack of processes and organizational issues. To address this, a plan was made with the sports director to begin organizing the sports department. This would be done by creating an operations manual for them to organize and consolidate all of their relevant information.
The project was scoped to develop a plan for the YMCA to implement an operations manual. By delivering a work breakdown structure, a gantt chart, and a plan for continuous improvement, the YMCA could use these tools to develop their operations …
Zero Waste Campus Dining,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Zero Waste Campus Dining, Jenny Caudillo, Sarah Dahel, Youlen Ghazalian
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Cal Poly Campus Dining has a goal of becoming a zero waste entity by providing their customers with alternative methods of disposing their trash. Their current operations produce waste, specifically their methods of packaging the food. Campus dining plans to be more sustainable by providing their customers with reusable containers. The objective of this implementation is to reduce waste produced from one-time use, disposable food containers. The success criteria for the desired system is based around the ability to track and measure the reusable containers to prevent further waste, while providing the user an accommodating environment to ensure they will …
Adapting Lean Six Sigma For A Non-Profit Organization,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Adapting Lean Six Sigma For A Non-Profit Organization, Jocelyn De Leon
Liberal Arts and Engineering Studies
Lean Six Sigma is a process improvement practice most commonly used in large scale manufacturing and health care industries to improve performance and efficiency. The goal of Lean Six Sigma is to improve efficiency, consistency, and focus on value added elements. Over the years, Lean Six Sigma has evolved from being primarily a manufacturing practice to serving more service based industries such as healthcare and government. However, Lean Six Sigma has yet to be implemented in the non-profit sector. This technical report outlines the importance of identifying the unique characteristics of the organization you wish to improve and then adapting …
Solar Turbines Compressor Blade Installation Tools,
2016
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Solar Turbines Compressor Blade Installation Tools, Ryan Bruce, Carolyn Honeycutt, Stephen Oltrogge, Emmett Ross
Mechanical Engineering
The following report documents a California Polytechnic State University, Mechanical Engineering Senior Project sponsored by the gas turbine manufacturer, Solar Turbines. The senior project team consisted of four senior mechanical engineering students at Cal Poly, all with general concentrations; Ryan Bruce, Carolyn Honeycutt, Steve Oltrogge, and Emmett Ross. Kenneth Thomas sponsored the group and serves as the point of contact between the senior project team and Solar Turbines. He is a member of the Solar Turbines Mechanical Design Engineering Team and a Cal Poly graduate. Christoph Maurer served as the project team’s on-campus advisor.
A gas turbine uses internal combustion …
