College

College of Engineering and Polymer Science

Date of Last Revision

2024-06-04 07:22:18

Major

Mechanical Engineering

Honors Course

MECE 461

Number of Credits

2

Degree Name

Bachelor of Science

Date of Expected Graduation

Spring 2024

Abstract

The goal of this research project is to revolutionize the convenience in towable transportation. This innovative design aims to enhance the versatility of pull-behind trailers by incorporating an extendable feature, allowing users to effortlessly adjust the length according to their specific needs. Whether navigating tight spaces or accommodating extra cargo, our trailer adapts to diverse situations, providing unmatched flexibility. In addition to its adjustable length, the trailer is engineered to be compactable, addressing the storage constraints often faced by users with limited space. The collapsible design ensures easy storage without compromising on functionality, making it an ideal solution for individuals seeking a compact yet dynamic trailer. Emphasizing user-friendly adaptability and space optimization, our Expandable Trailer Project redefines the towing experience, promising a seamless blend of convenience and innovation for a wide range of applications.

Research Sponsor

David Peters

First Reader

Alper Buldum

Second Reader

Manigandan Kannan

Honors Faculty Advisor

Scott Sawyer

Proprietary and/or Confidential Information

No

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