Mandy Rosengren
mandyrosengren@gmail.com
These elephants were designed in SolidWorks and 3D printed in three different orientations out of Titanium, utilizing Materialize Magics software.
This jacket combined what I learned at the Koba Winter School of WickedFabrics with my interests in sewing, engineering and biking. This jacket lights up to show the direction that a biker is turning based on American biking hand signals. This jacket was made from scratch and used a tilt switch to recognize the hand signals as well as two lulus and an Adafruit. I hope to continue prototyping my jacket and inspire students at my school to learn more about wearable technology.
This is a blog post from the Bray Labs internship, created to encourage students to use the Vacuum Form. The parts of the mask were 3D modeled on SolidWorks, printed on the Dimension 3D printer and then placed in a Vacuum Form to create the mask.
These elephants were designed in SolidWorks and 3D printed in three different orientations out of Titanium, utilizing Materialize Magics software.
Equipment
FDM and SLA 3D Printers, CNC Router, Laser Cutter, Horizontal and Vertical Band Saws, Drill Press, Jump Shear, Beverly Shear, Belt Sander, Grinder, Soldering Iron, Welding, Sewing Machine, Lathe
Modeled and assembled in SolidWorks, this hat was created for my independent undergraduate research in wearable tech costumes. See the link for more information.
Designed in nTop and later printed with the Forust Printer
Designed in Autodesk Inventor
Modeled and assembled in SolidWorks, this hat was created for my independent undergraduate research in wearable tech costumes. See the link for more information.
Computer Aided
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Design
SolidWorks, nTop, Rhino, PTC, Inventor, Revit, AutoCAD
I was commissioned in 2018 to design a brace to keep a hand in place for blood pressure monitoring for a Blood Pressure Imager by MD Mohan Thanikachalam. These are the digital sketches for a hand brace that also kept the device in place. Digital Sketches created in Sketchbook, layout in Powerpoint.
This Floor Plan was created with Revit as a fun way to combine a childhood game with engineering.
In 2019, I costumed designed the play Mr.Burns at Tufts University. This presentation was created in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign.
I was commissioned in 2018 to design a brace to keep a hand in place for blood pressure monitoring for a Blood Pressure Imager by MD Mohan Thanikachalam. These are the digital sketches for a hand brace that also kept the device in place. Digital Sketches created in Sketchbook, layout in Powerpoint.
Computer
Software
Ansys, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, Slack, Miro, Canva
This skirt contains two circuits: one follows the rim of the skirt and lights red LEDs, and the second circuit consists of four RGB LEDs that change color based on the user’s breathing. Behind the Adafruit Flora there is a felt sensor composed of conductive and nonconductive wool. When the actor breathes, the stbreathes, the stomach presses the sensor and lowers the resistance of the sensor, changing the color of the skirt. Coded in Arduino
I developed this webpage after participating in ITP Camp in June 2020. This webpage utilizes Google's Teachable Machines to show an animal based on the shadow puppet displayed by the user. Coded in JavaScript and HTML/CSS.
The overall purpose of this lab was to measure the change in sound pressure level (SPL) to a note when there a ukulele sound chamber, and when the front of the sound chamber was stuffed with foam. The experiment involved fabrication, electronics and Labview code.
This skirt contains two circuits: one follows the rim of the skirt and lights red LEDs, and the second circuit consists of four RGB LEDs that change color based on the user’s breathing. Behind the Adafruit Flora there is a felt sensor composed of conductive and nonconductive wool. When the actor breathes, the stbreathes, the stomach presses the sensor and lowers the resistance of the sensor, changing the color of the skirt. Coded in Arduino
Coding
Languages
Arduino, Python, Scratch