Projects

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We recently completed one of our many projects where we built and installed a 30 meter mini tower including an installation of microwave link for a private internet. Our team managed everything, from checking the sites and designing the towers to setting them up and ensuring they worked seamlessly with the existing network. We used strong, weather-resistant materials such as galvanized pipes. These new mini towers provide fast and reliable private internet connections, significantly improving connectivity for local businesses and residents.

This project intends to delve into the capabilities of the RP2040 microcontroller and its potential for creating innovative solutions. In addition, the team aims to design an economical development board that provides seamless access to both audio and wireless connectivity features. The resulting product will not only be cost-effective but also user-friendly, making it an ideal choice for both amateur and professional developers alike. Through this project, the team hopes to foster creativity and encourage exploration of new possibilities in the field of embedded systems

The University of Dar es Salaam College of Engineering and Technology (CoET) laboratories provided the ideal setting for this innovative project. The team was tasked with designing and providing tailor-made Data Acquisition Systems (DAQs) to convert outdated lab equipment into digital devices. The project aims to streamline the data collection process during lab practicals, eliminating the need for laborious manual data entry. The customized DAQs will not only increase efficiency but also accuracy, providing students with more reliable data for analysis. This project showcases the team's technical expertise and dedication to creating practical solutions that can enhance the learning experience for students.