Group 19 Pill-Bud: Automatic Pill Dispenser

The idea behind a Pill-Bud arose after one friend within a group of four realized out loud that he had forgotten to take his medicine that day, and wished that there would be someone almost chasing him to take his medicine every day. Another friend within that group shared similar qualms about forgetting to take their medicine, noting that they often question if they have taken it or not. The last two friends, though they have not experienced their own prescription pains, noticed that this is a recurring hassle found throughout friends and family. The personal aggravations each member of the team has with either themselves or another family member forgetting to take their pills has motivated the team to come up with a solution that they could create from the scratch, use their current abilities within the engineering field, and skills that they would like to learn – such as using an Arduino kit.

Dispensing on Demand

  • Light weight
  • Easy to Use

Pill-Bud is an automatic pill dispensing machine which will hold the users prescription pills, notify them to take their medicine at a user-specified time through a phone notification, and dispenses the correct dosage once they have accepted to take their medication.

Meet the team

Jane

Brian Singh

Computer Engineering | Hardware

He specializes in hardware, but also deals with software. After college he will be joining Northrop Grumman as a systems engineer in Baltimore.

Mike

Ro-Hanna Jowallah

Computer Engineering | Frontend

She specializes in frontend development and UI/UX design. After college she will be joining L3Harris in Palm Bay as a software engineer.

John

Maria Corella

Computer Engineering | Backend

Specializes in backend services like databases, cloud computing and APIs. In hardware, she focuses on HDL and low level programming languages.

Mike

Megan Miché Moraes

Computer Engineering | Backend

Megan specializes in hardware design, loves to debug code, and dabbles in software design. She will be continuing research about real-time systems.