College - Author 1

College of Engineering

Department - Author 1

Mechanical Engineering Department

Degree Name - Author 1

BS in Mechanical Engineering

College - Author 2

College of Engineering

Department - Author 2

Mechanical Engineering Department

Degree - Author 2

BS in Mechanical Engineering

College - Author 3

College of Engineering

Department - Author 3

Mechanical Engineering Department

Degree - Author 3

BS in Mechanical Engineering

College - Author 4

College of Engineering

Department - Author 4

Mechanical Engineering Department

Degree - Author 4

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Date

6-2025

Primary Advisor

Rick Lasko, College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department

Abstract/Summary

Homelessness is an ever-growing issue all around the world. In 2023, over 250,000 or ~40% of all people experiencing homelessness did not have access to shelter spaces in the U.S. [1]. All people have the right to a place where they are safe from violence, crime, and the constant fear that they will be forced out.

Both homeless people and outdoor enthusiasts need a new way to keep themselves and their belongings safe when living outdoors, since existing products do not offer adequate security, portability, or versatility.

ME_S2025_8RL-A_Poster.pdf (2850 kB)
Project Poster

ME_S2025_8RL-A_SOW.pdf (1105 kB)
Scope of Work

ME_S2025_8RL-A_PDR.pdf (2496 kB)
Preliminary Design Review

ME_S2025_8RL-A_CDR.pdf (2548 kB)
Critical Design Review

ME_S2025_8RL-A_Drawings.pdf (2083 kB)
Drawing Package

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