Participation in Capstone Design Projects synthesizes theory learned in class, lab work, and real-world experience from co-op programs.
Students are able to create design projects in areas that interest them. Capstone Design projects often lead to the creation of a marketable product and entrepreneurial opportunities for graduating students.
Students own the ideas and devices they create for the design competition and there are several pitch competitions that follow the Capstone Design Event which act as a platform for students to compete for funding to commercialize their devices.
Beyond the classroom, Capstone Design Projects have the potential to make a real difference in the world. Some projects were developed in collaboration with industry partners or community organizations. This allows students to address real-life challenges and potentially contribute to positive change in the world.
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Team 25 were also winners for their project with industry partner Kinectrics.
Team 14 also won for their project. Their industry partner was Comcor Environmental Limited.
Group 17 and their supervisor Professor Sarah Meunier.
Team 10 aimed to reduce emissions in sandalwood oil production.
Members of Team 16
Professor Pendar Mahmoudi and Team 12.
Team 11's project was Sustainable Hydrogen Refueling Stations for Ontario.
A model of sustainable hydrogen refueling stations.
Team 25 were also winners for their project with industry partner Kinectrics.
Team 14 also won for their project. Their industry partner was Comcor Environmental Limited.
Group 17 and their supervisor Professor Sarah Meunier.
Team 10 aimed to reduce emissions in sandalwood oil production.
Members of Team 16
Professor Pendar Mahmoudi and Team 12.
Team 11's project was Sustainable Hydrogen Refueling Stations for Ontario.
A model of sustainable hydrogen refueling stations.
