dynaTac: A Device Improves Fishing Performance

dynaTac - Fishing sensorBackground

dynaTac is a novel consumer-facing technology which improves fishing performance. It was developed as the Hardware/Software Lab-II course project at the University of Washington, instructed by Gabe Cohn and Sidhant Gupta from Microsoft Research. A team of three students worked for ten weeks to develop this device.

General Objectives

  • Scope a real-world problem that could be solved/improved with sensing technology within ten weeks.
  • Study the case and experiment solutions to solve the problem.
  • Develop iterations to implement the solution and study from this experience.

Time Span

Mar. 28, 2018 – Jun. 04, 2018

People in the Project

Ryan Wu, Maksim Surguy, Tyson Chen

Role in the Project

Product/Project Manager, Mechanic Engineer

Keywords

Sensor, microcontroller, Arduino, fishing, lab
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