Dematic Model Lift and Transfer Conveyor

Location

James E. Gleason Hall - Erdle

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Side-by-side photos of RIT students and activities with the text See How RIT is Advancing the Exceptional underneath.

This exhibit is a scaled model of an automated Lift and Transfer Conveyor belt. This conveyor is capable of automatically accepting, then transferring pallets at 90 degree angles to other material handling systems. This project uses single board computers, microprocessors, sensors, electromechanical systems, and lasers. This conveyor is a part of a larger, automated warehouse system, owned by Dematic, which is full of different types of machines and used for educational purposes.

A CAD assembly model of the final Lift and Transfer conveyor design.

Dematic Logo

Dematic was the sponsor for this project.

Conveyor Model Top

A top view of the CAD assembly model of the final Lift and Transfer conveyor design.

PCB

The final design of the printed circuit board used in the conveyor.

Controller Adapter

The final design of the adapted used to connect the PCB to the on-board microcontroller.

Team Photo

The Project Team. From left to right: Michael Nichols (CE), Rhys D'Souza (EE), Alexandros Geronikos (ISE), Alec Wright (ME), Samuel Hatton (ISE), Eryn Dolan (ME), Roxette Burgos (EE)

Location

James E. Gleason Hall - Erdle

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Topics

Exhibitor
Samuel Hatton
Alec Wright
Rhys D'Souza
Alexandros Geronikos
Roxette Burgos
Eryn Dolan
Michael Nichols
Don Pophal
Andrew Brodeur
James Chin
Zachary Zeller
jared lytle
Paula Looman

Advisor(s)
Donald Pophal

Organization
Senior Design


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