Projects IOT Solutions Lab

 

2023

Project Title:

RespiTrack

Students:
Eden Ayaso, Taya Harshuk, Hanna Keller
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, Yoav Javits, Noemi Bitterman
Description:
Your kid has asthma, and… You don’t know if he takes his medicine on time? Not sure when you should refill your kid’s inhaler? Want to keep your kid’s doctor updated at any time? Use our RespiTrack kit which includes application, smart watch and smart inhaler to set alarms in your kid’s smart watch, track his usage of the inhaler, get friendly and informative statistics of the medicine intake and deliver a full report to the doctor!
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Project Title:

Remote Science

Students:
Adi Falach, Mai Barishanski, Stav Roth
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, Aseel Aborokn
Description:
In our modern times, due to environmental constraints there is a need to allow remote actions such as studying and experimenting. The Remote Science system is a robot simulating a scientific pendulum experiment setting, controlled using a designated website. The system allows remote configuration of the experiment parameters delivers the results and provides a livestream video of the experiment being conducted. The system doesn't require manual resetting and enables data flow via different networks, which contributes to the user’s convenience and flexibility.
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Project Title:

Fall Prevention

Students:
Eden Levi, Orad Barel, Almog Ben-Shaul
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, In collaboration with Rambam Health Care Campus
Description:
Problem: One of the most frequent injuries to patients after brain-surgery is caused by falling off their hospital bed. Solution: Fall Prevention is a layer of physical sensors that, with the help of Machine Learning, helps indicate before a patient is falling and alarm the nurses so that it can be prevented. The main advantage of this project over other solutions is how cheap and scalable it is. Using just 8 sensors per bed and one local network. Features Included: • Physical layer of sensors • Data Collection • Prediction (using Deep Learning)
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Project Title:

RoboRover

Students:
Sally Turutov, Assaf Bamberger, Itay Stolear
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Tomer Ron
Description:
Controlling a robot through a web interface from everywhere in the world. Main features of the project: • Accessing the controller from anywhere in the world. • Broadcasting live camera feed from the robot to the web page. • Controlling the movement of the robot. • Using a claw to grab and trap various items. We decided to use ngrok which implements “Reverse Tunneling” and allows fast response time.
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Project Title:

Coding Blocks

Students:
Orel Adivi, Noy Shmueli, and Hila Ginzburg
Supervisors:
Assel Aborokn, Tom Sofer, and Itai Dabran
Description:
Most of the textual programming languages are based on the English language, and they have strict syntax requirements, so elementary school students face many difficulties when using them. To overcome these challenges, we suggest using a simple visual programming language for programming an interactive puppet, using an ESP32 controller and MicroPython firmware. By using the Google Blockly library with the BIPES platform, the student programs the puppet on the browser, requiring only access to the internet. Such a puppet can be used for teaching both the concepts of algorithmic thinking and the basics of programming in Python.
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Project Title:

Regrowth

Students:
Dana Asfour, Aida Mwais, Eitan Manor
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer
Description:
Animal tracking with lack of WiFi supported systems in farms. We offer a gatway between a sensor system and a firebase. It transmits data received from nodes (sensor stations located in farms) to a central server.
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Project Title:

Pilltracker

Students:
Mahmoud Massarwi, Malak Marrid, Zaina Drawshy
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Aseel Abo-Rokn. In collaboration with Prof. Bitterman Noemi
Description:
A smart pill box that makes it easy for patients to track their pill doses over a week (7 days), pill doses times, and to get notified by a smartphone app when the pill times come and when they are late for pills. In addition, a helper of the patient can use the app to see the patient LOG and get notified when the patient is late for pills. The smart pill box is responsive, and gives sound and visual notifications to help the patient.
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Project Title:

Drummer

Students:
Shira Waltuch, Niv Ostroff, David Calderon
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer
Description:
An interactive drum that can be used as a tool for musicians to create inspired and full sounding music.
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Project Title:

Robo-show

Students:
Saar Uzner, Hen Sharir and Yuli Nagel
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, Aseel Abo-Rokn
Description:
An educational kit that incorporates robotics and movement recording.
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Project Title:

Smart Lend Pegboard

Students:
Layan Jabarin, Teba Suh, Adam Diab
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, Nadeen Bawardi
Description:
Smartlend Pegboard is a smart lending system for tools with a minimalist user interface. In a workshop there is a variety of tools that require tracking and making sure that they were returned to place.
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Project Title:

WeatherMon

Students:
Lareine Atallah, Thomas Hashem, Ahmad Agbaria
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Noga Rosen, Yoav Javits
Description:
The main goal of this project is to provide a simple programming interface for high school students which allow them to program the M5stack device by writing code in MicroPython. The project provides frontend interfaces such as a graphic widgets interface which are LVGL based, as well as backend interfaces such as notification and data retrieving interfaces, in order to program the M5stack.
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Project Title:

ADHD Helper

Students:
Ehab Azzam, Lior Berko, Basel Owayed
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, In collaboration with Dr. Carmit Frisch - University of Haifa
Description:
Children with ADHD usually tend to forget doing basic daily tasks. Our project: We installed reporting stations next to each task at home, which updates an application that their parents have on their phone!
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Project Title:

VGA Smart Signage

Students:
Asaf Ephraim, Chani David, Sharon Zeno
Supervisors:
Mr. Itai Dabran, Mr. Tom Sofer, Mr. Tomer Ron
Description:
Our product simplifies the creation and management of digital displays that can be conveniently shown on VGA screens.
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Project Title:

GIF Lamp

Students:
Evgeny Lambord, Aviel Cohen, Daniel Elgarici
Supervisors:
Tom Sofer, Gilad Shmerlan
Description:
User controllable smart LED light matrices with various modes.
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Project Title:

Paper Sequencer

Students:
Adan Suleiman, Nashwa Jaber, Yazan Daoud
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Yousef Break
Description:
Paper Sequencer is an auditory device designed to emit a distinctive sound upon detecting a black square within any of its five discs.
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Project Title:

Maze Solver

Students:
Sahar Elbaz, Sagiv Tamir and Or Shafran
Supervisors:
Tom Sofer and Gilad Shmerler
Description:
Navigating Mazes with Computer Vision. An ESP rover and Raspberry Pi Control Server using computer vision to solve a line maze.
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Project Title:

IOT Alarm

Students:
Shaima Abu Elhija, Nour Bishara, Eman Armush
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Yosef Break
Description:
A classic digital alarm clock, made smarter with an internet connection allowing the user to control and customize it, using telegram on their smartphone
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Project Title:

Glove Hero

Students:
Nadav Heller, Eran Cohen, Gilad El-dor
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran, Tom Sofer, Eden Levi
Description:
A glove that communicates with a smart music app • The main features of the project are: • Single Player Mode – Test your tapping skills to iconic songs • Recording Mode – Record the taps for other people to play • Practice Mode – Test your reflexes in an offline game • What sets our project apart is that It’s an enjoyable gamification of rehabilitation tasks
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Project Title:

Word Clock

Students:
Elad Ron, Ofir Feder, Eilon Tal
Supervisors:
Mr. Itai Dabran, Mr. Tom Sofer, Mr. Tomer Ron
Description:
An app-controlled clock that displays the time using words.
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Project Title:

MOTION SYSTEM

Students:
Nikol Roshrosh, Marina Khizgilova, Omri Ben Altabe
Supervisors:
Mr. Itai Dabran, Mr. Tom Sofer, Mr. Tomer Ron
Description:
The Olympic surfing team collect data with Xsense DOT wearable sensors during practice, to analyze and improve performance. • Movement simulation and analysis app for athletes and trainers.
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Project Title:

Alarm Clock

Students:
Ameer Tabri, Mohammed Abu Foul, Mohammed Bakri
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran - Instructors: Tom Sofer, Eden
Description:
A physical clock connected to a phone application for students to help them manage their time.
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Project Title:

Doorbell

Students:
Oren Tal, Shahar Cohen, Rony Juliusburger
Supervisors:
Prof Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Eden Levi
Description:
Our IoT doorbell addresses the need for improved home security and convenience. Equipped with a camera and audio system, the doorbell not only notifies the owner's app when someone rings it, but also captures a picture of the visitor, and plays for the visitor a pre-recorded message.
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Project Title:

Fitness Game

Students:
Idan Gabay , Ofek Bonen , Tom Solomon
Supervisors:
Itay Dabran ,Tom Sofer, Tomer Ron
Description:
Fitness Game provides dynamic and visual learning framework to enhance sensory and motor skills, identification and focus
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Project Title:

Word Clock

Students:
Roy Levi, Nadav Naveh, Michal Galin
Supervisors:
Tom Sofer, Eden Yosef
Description:
An interactive clock that incorporates visual and interactive effects. A clock that displays the time using words, adding a touch of creativity and visual appeal to timekeeping.
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Project Title:

Talking-Scale

Students:
Kamil Bokaae, Sami Musallam, Karam Sammar
Supervisors:
Itai Dabran, Tom Sofer, Gilad Shmerler
Description:
The project will be used in a factory that employs visually impaired and blind people, it helps them make packages by quantities. The project comes with an application for the manager to help him monitor his employees’ work and their well-being.
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Project Title:

Interactive Board

Students:
Amir Mahamid, Nour Abu Ahmad, Mahdi Zoabi
Supervisors:
Tom Sofer, Yosef Break, Noga Rozan
Description:
- This project aims to provide children a productive and entertaining way to improve their cognitive functions and memory. - The project provides two interactive games in one board available at the press of a button.
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