October 2026–Present
Team 205 Design Studio
From device geometry to screen-print artwork.
Our senior-design team needed a model it could use across fabrication planning. I specified and iterated an AI-assisted studio that lets the team edit layered device geometry, compare views, arrange screen-print artwork and preserve design revisions.
- My contribution
- Problem definition, workflow/model specification, iterative review and AI-assisted implementation direction.
- Current stage
- Public design studio deployed in October 2026. Development continues alongside the senior-design project.
01 / Define the device
02 / Carry a snapshot into artwork
Geometry can evolve.
Artwork stays intentional.
A device snapshot preserves the geometry placed in a screen layout. Editing the device later does not silently change that placed artwork. The team can review a new version before choosing to use it.
For export, ink is separated from guides and annotations, and physical scale must be confirmed.
Explore the device
Editable material layers, footprints and contact patterns appear in 3D, top, section and exploded views.
Carry geometry into artwork
A device can be placed into a screen layout as a snapshot, then arranged into a print pattern. Later device changes do not silently alter existing artwork. Physical export units require explicit scale confirmation.
Preserve the design
Shared revisions and recoverable browser drafts keep alternatives available. Ink artwork exports separately from guides, labels and annotated review output, matching the different jobs the team needs those files to do.
The people behind the work
The University of Alabama Team 205 senior-design team.