Wrapping Up the Work We kicked off the week by putting the final touches on our projects. For the Autonomous Water Sampling System, our team finalized the casing, tested the full system, and carefully packaged it for handover. Over in the Kangaroo Mother Care team, we...
Pitching Our Projects – Poster Presentations to the Student Shop Managers Team We kicked off the week by preparing our project posters for a showcase hosted by the student shop managers at the Oshman Engineering Design Kitchen. It was a valuable crash course in...
Molding for iKMC(Immediate Kangaroo Mother Care) – Hands-On Fabrication! I finally got to apply molding skills I learned a while back—this time for our Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) project. The workflow was exciting: we started by 3D printing positive molds, then...
Week 4 has been a vibrant mix of technical milestones, cultural exploration, and unexpected moments that reminded me just how rich and dynamic this internship journey is. To know more about my previous week’s experience, check out my Week 1, Week 2, and Week 3....
Welcome back to my blog! My name is Abraham Mwaura Ngugi, a final-year biomedical engineering student at Kenyatta University pursuing biomedical engineering. My Experience at the Oshman Engineering Design Kitchen as a SEED intern has been nothing short of surreal, and...
Last week at SEED was slightly shorter thanks to the Juneteenth celebrations, but what we lacked in days, we more than made up for in progress, creativity, and memorable experiences. Agile in Action — Real-Time Innovation We continued to push forward with our...
I’m Abraham Mwaura, a soon-to-be graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from Kenyatta University, set to graduate this August. Wednesday, June 4th, will forever be one of the most unforgettable days of my life. After months of...