Our project “Pest Control Center” is a simple solution for real-time pest control team management. Designed to monitor, report, and respond quickly.
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The Scoopinator3000 is an automated ice cream scooping system that allows users to order their desired ice cream flavor and toppings through a mobile app. Once an order is placed, a cup is dispensed from a cup dispenser, and the Fanuc 200id robot arm scoops the selected flavor, placing it into the cup. The cup is then transported via a conveyor belt to the dispenser stations, where the correct portions of toppings are automatically added. The entire process, from selecting the flavor to adding the toppings, is seamless and ensures consistent, precise servings, enhancing both speed and accuracy in busy environments like ice cream parlors.
This project is a high-impact initiative designed to revolutionize the client’s process for managing and analyzing interview transcriptions and summaries. Currently, students manually transcribe interviews with clinicians and rely on ChatGPT for individual summaries. However, this approach is both time-consuming and lacks a centralized, scalable storage solution for efficient data management.
The new application will automate the entire summarization workflow, leveraging GPT technology in the background. Users will be able to upload interview transcripts, auto-generate summaries, and categorize them by subject area (e.g., cardiology, neurology). Additionally, the application will feature cross-summary functionality, allowing for comprehensive analyses within each category.
This system represents a strategic shift from small-scale, manual processing to automated platform capable of handling large volumes of data. By streamlining these processes, the project will enable stakeholders to access and analyze interview insights more effectively, significantly enhancing both scalability and usability.
VitalTracer, is a company in the health sector which makes wearable devices for at-home vital sign monitoring of infant patients, granting health professionals insight into the health of said patients both in and out of the clinic.
We have created a mobile application for Android devices which works in tandem with this device, and is the medium through which health professionals can interface with the data collected by viewing the visualizations provided in our app and parents can ensure the device their children are wearing is always connected.
This project focuses on promoting sexual health among newcomer women by addressing gaps in knowledge and access to sexual health services. Newcomer women often face barriers such as language difficulties, cultural differences, and limited healthcare access, which can affect their sexual health. This project aims to provide sensitive education, resources, and support to empower these women in making informed decisions about their sexual health.
This project aims to investigate consumer preferences regarding shopping malls by analyzing factors that influence their choice of malls to visit. Through a structured survey, we will gather data on various aspects such as location, store variety, promotions, dining options, and entertainment facilities. The insights gained will help identify key trends and preferences among shoppers, ultimately providing valuable recommendations for mall management and retailers to enhance customer experience and increase foot traffic.
Last year, a group of students worked on a fall reduction project in Garry J. Armstrong Long Term Care Home (GJA) by implementing several strategies. These strategies were not sustained, prompting a reevaluation to address underlying issues. This project built on their work, focusing on two key strategies: the “Falling Leaf” initiative and the “Call, Don’t Fall” poster. After identifying gaps, we educated the staff to support long-term implementation and reduce falls at GJA.
Heart disease is the leading cause of hospitalization and premature death for women in Canada, and is the number one killer of women over 35 worldwide.
In collaboration with the Canadian Women’s Heart Health Center, this project aimed to raise awareness regarding cardiovascular risk factors for women through a community event that took place as a walk. This walk brought the community together to discuss key differences between men and women with heart disease.
Our project explored the napping habits of Algonquin College students. Through our survey, we found that the majority of Algonquin students would nap on campus. However, the outstanding issue remains that students are not aware of the limited napping resources available to them on campus.
Our platform provides small businesses with powerful, machine learning-driven insights across four critical areas: social media, cybersecurity, portfolio investment analysis, and SEO. By leveraging advanced analytics and customizable dashboards, businesses gain actionable insights to drive informed decision-making, even without having the expertise or resources for complex data management. Our solution focuses on ease of use, flexibility, and the ability to adapt to the specific needs of each client, making advanced analytics accessible for everyone.