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CIJE-Tech 2018ProjectAbstractsFlorida – April 29th 7th AnnualNew York - May 6th CIJE YoungCalifornia - May 6th Engineers Conference

Center for Initiatives in Jewish EducationPresident Jason CuryVice President Joel BeritzVice President, Director Judy Lebovits, M.S., C.A.S.Vice President, Director of Education, Jane Willoughby, Ph.D.Program Research and DevelopmentEngineering Sciences Specialists Benjamin Diament, Ph.D. Justin Petersen, M.S. Adam Jerozolim, M.E. Carrie Schoeneberger, B.E. Adrian Krag, Ph.D. Jay Smallwood, Ph.D. Yafa Lamm, BSc. Kate Van Dellen, M.S. Katherine Owuor, Ph.D. Erin Wasserman, M.S.Event Chairpersons Philip Brazil Aryeh Majerowicz© 2018 All Copyrights belong to Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education. No part ofthis book may be copied, duplicated, recorded, translated or stored in any databaseof any kind or by any other means. Any use of the material contained in this book isprohibited unless it is with the express permission of the publishers and authors.Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education 212-757-1500 Phone45 Broadway, Suite 3050 212-757-1565 FaxNew York, NY [email protected] program was produced with the generous support of the Center for Initiatives inJewish Education (CIJE) as part of its ongoing quest to achieve excellence ineducation.

The Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE)The Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE) strengthens and enriches the quality ofeducation in Jewish schools throughout the United States. CIJE is investing in our nation's futureby providing beneficiary schools with cutting-edge technology, engaging curricula, and vitalsupport so that students can acquire the skills they need to excel in our global society. Currently,CIJE has more than 225 beneficiary schools across the United States and programs which spangrades K-12. CIJE's innovative programs are paving the way for the achievement and success oftomorrow's leaders and thinkers. CIJE-TECH STEM PROGRAM: AN OVERVIEWMore than ten years ago, the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education began theimplementation of various STEM programs in elementary Jewish schools. The success of theseprograms brought about the initiation of the CIJE-Tech Principals of Engineering and AppliedEngineering.Goals:The CIJE high school STEM education program: • Provides a challenging and rigorous program of study focusing on the application of STEM subjects. • Offers courses and pathways for preparation in STEM fields and occupations. • Bridges and connects in-school and out-of-school learning opportunities. • Provides opportunities for student exploration of STEM related fields and careers. • Prepares students for successful college and university STEM education.To increase STEM learning, the CIJE-Tech programs include activities that improve student andteacher content knowledge and teacher pedagogical skills. Innovative strategies are used,including small group collaborative work and the use of hands-on activities and experiments topromote inquiry and curiosity. Learning is connected to the real world through an emphasis onthe application of STEM subjects to everyday life, employment, and the surroundingenvironment.The CIJE-Tech high school programs, Principals of Engineering and Applied Engineering,were approved as \"d\" Laboratory Science Courses by the University of California in 2015. TheApplied Engineering course was approved at the more challenging honors level.

2017-2018 CIJE-Tech Participating High Schools School Teachers City, StateAmerican Hebrew AcademyBais Yaakov HS of Baltimore Vijaya Sankaran Greensboro, NCBais Yaakov of Waterbury Sarena Schwartz Baltimore, MDBruriah Davita Rosenbloom Waterbury, CTDavid Posnack Jewish Day School Bracha Erblich, Naomi Ruben Elizabeth, NJde Toledo HS David Rivera Davie, FLDonna Klein Hollie O'Brien West Hills, CADRS David Adejunmobi Boca Raton, FLEzra Academy Brian Waldbaum Woodmere, NYFasman Yeshiva HS Uri Lesser Forest Hills, NYFlatbush Anton Kovalsky Skokie, ILFoxman Torah Institute David Shai Horowitz, Mark Robertson Brooklyn, NYFrisch Mike Nealis Cherry Hill, NJGolda Och Academy Rifkie Silverman, Travis Merritt Paramus, NJHebrew Academy of Cleveland - Yavneh Shira Kelmanovich, Paul Huseman West Orange, NJHAFTR Elene Feigenbaum Beachwood, OHHANC Tom Liguori Cedarhurst, NYHanna Sacks Bais Yaakov Victoria Petro Uniondale, NYHarkham-GAON Academy Jonathan Keller Chicago, ILHillel Yeshiva Aryeh Hoffman Los Angeles, CAIda Crown Jewish Academy Dr. Paula Lessem, Julie Altman Ocean Township, NJIlan HS Jonathan Keller Skokie, ILJHCT Natalie Aryeh Ocean, NJKatz Yeshiva HS (Weinbaum) Paul Castle Stamford, CTKohelet Yosef Wolf Boca Raton, FLKosloff Torah Academy HS for Girls Michael Sizer Merion Station, PAKushner Sharyn Chase, Anne Saks Bala Cynwyd, PAMa'ayanot Steven Stein, Abbey Roth Livingston, NJMagen David R. Krause, A. Tiefenbrunn, G. Cofnas Teaneck, NJMechina of South Florida John Shelby Brooklyn, NYMesivta Ateres Yaakov Seth Wait Miami Beach, FLMesivta Shaarei Chaim Pinny Fiber Lawrence, NYMesivta Zichron Baruch of Clifton Shalom Morgenstern Far Rockaway, NYMesorah HS for Girls Heshy Wieder Clifton, NJNorthwest Yeshiva HS Miriam Goldfedder Dallas, TXProspect Park Ariela De Funis Mercer Island, WAReenas Bais Yaakov Hadassah Bohensky, Nancy Leibowitz Brooklyn, NYRochelle Zell Sara Shilcrat Highland Park, NJRTMA (JEC) Shira Eliaser Deerfield, ILSan Diego Jewish Academy R.B., Kassem Al Hussein Elizabeth, NJScheck Hillel Marc Muroff San Diego, CASha'arei Bina Torah Academy for Girls Michelle Murray North Miami Beach, FLShalhevet Lisa Englard Hollywood, FLShulamith (Bklyn) Tushar Dwivedi Los Angeles, CAShulamith (LI) Penina Karp Brooklyn, NYSKA Tamar Herskowitz Cedarhurst, NYSouthern CA Yeshiva HS Dorit Tannenbaum Hewlett Bay Park, NYSSLI Alberni Ruiz San Diego, CASSW Deborah Lorber Williston Park, NYTAG Danny Aviv Hartsdale, NYTexas Torah Institute Elisheva Shapiro, Michelle Bistricer Far Rockaway, NYTMM Howard Denemark Dallas, TXTorah HS of San Diego Elisheva Shapiro, Mimi Kaplan Far Rockaway, NYValley Torah HS Boys Alberni Ruiz San Diego, CAValley Torah HS Girls David Joseph Valley Village, CAYavnah Academy of Dallas David Joseph, Jessica Aquino Valley Village, CAYeshiva Darchei Torah Brittany Pendelton, Truman Blocker Dallas, TXYeshiva HS of Monsey Don Engelberg Far Rockaway, NYYeshiva Sha'are Torah HS Boys John Tirelli Spring Valley, NYYeshiva Tifereth Torah Yechiel Lefrak Brooklyn, NYYeshiva Toras Chaim Toras Emes Josias Schon Kew Gardens, NYYeshivat Darche Eres A. Burke North Miami Beach, FLYUHSB (MTA) Sal Parrino New York, NYYUHSG (Central) Megan HLZacks New York, NYYULA Boys David Horstman Holliswood, NYYULA Girls Alec Gomez Los Angeles, CA Bracha Rich Los Angeles, CA

Index of Schools and Student NamesAmerican Hebrew Academy Chana Schwartz............. 27 Michael Scott................. 39 Abbey Negin.................. 16 Gabrielle Thurm ............ 30 Noah Watman ............... 38 Cole Mamayek .............. 20 Hallie Gordon ................ 28 Yaakov Grunsfeld .......... 37 Goldie Benarroch .......... 16 Judith Wechter.............. 28 Ezra Academy Isaac Ostrow.................. 20 Leah Baron .................... 32 Adam Borochov............. 41 Isabela Rollin ................. 19 Maya Neuhaus .............. 33 Allen Yagdarov............... 39 Isabela Zimmermann Mili Chizhik .................... 31 Baruch Natnov............... 40 Rollin ......................... 17 Nechama Stein .............. 28 Ben Borochov ................ 40 Joshua Dweck................ 20 Noa Strupinsky .............. 32 Charlie Harkins .............. 40 Julianne Schneider ........ 18 Rachel Goldman ............ 33 david pinkhasov............. 40 Leo Kramer.............. 17, 19 Rena Rachlin.................. 29 Eleena Kaykova.............. 41 Marcos Vasconcellos..... 20 Rivka Moskowitz ........... 30 Gal Assyag ..................... 40 Sivanne Bachrach .......... 18 Rivka Shapiro................. 32 Hanoch Lib..................... 39 Shana Erblich................. 33 Jacob Tzatskis ................ 40Bais Yaakov High School of Shira Friedman .............. 32 Johnathon Sharoni ........ 40 Baltimore Tehila Kornwasser ......... 31 Johnathon Shimonov..... 40 Ahuva Weg.................... 22 de Toledo High School Jonanthon Ben-Lulu ...... 40 Atara Reich.................... 22 Aidan Schenck ............... 35 Josh Katayev .................. 40 Chaya Goffin.................. 22 Ariella Cohen................. 34 Khaya Aghajani.............. 41 Esti Kramer.................... 22 Arielle Attia ................... 34 Michael Levy.................. 39 Kayla Elgamil ................. 22 Ethan Karpel.................. 35 Michael Rubin................ 40 Nava Goldenhersh......... 21 Jonah Weisner............... 35 Natalie Yakabov............. 41 Pessi Rappaport ............ 22 Lola Chen....................... 34 Nathan Murdoch ........... 40 Racheli Fink ................... 22 Max Cohn ...................... 35 Nisim Mushayev ............ 40 Rina Lipsky..................... 22 Max guterman............... 34 Orel Saiedian ................. 41 Sara Leah Klainberg....... 21 Shane Kaplan................. 34 Rachel Kaplan ................ 41 Shayna Gertz ................. 22 Donna Klein robert pinkhasov ........... 40 Shoshana Meisler.......... 22 Ariel Hus ........................ 36 Seth Yost........................ 41 Shoshana Rappaport..... 21 Ariel Magin.................... 36 Yosef Levitt .................... 40 Tehilla Portnoy .............. 21 Gabriel Winter............... 36 Fasman Yeshiva High School Tehilla Storch ................ 21 Gil Elkarif ....................... 36 ami mashiach ................ 42 Tova Cohn ..................... 21 Jacob Abramchaev ........ 36 ariel netanel .................. 42 Yael Englard................... 21 Jaob Levy ....................... 36 Doni Finkel..................... 42 Jeff Cohen...................... 36 Doni Miretzky ................ 41Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Kai Moran...................... 36 Eli Harris ........................ 41 Baila Siegfried................ 25 Noah Rubin.................... 36 Eli Polatsek .................... 42 Devorah Farkas ............. 24 Noah Siegel ................... 36 moshe shapiro............... 42 Esther Deutsch .............. 24 Yakov Wahnich.............. 36 Reuven Cin..................... 41 Guitel Melka.................. 25 DRS Sammy Hunt.................. 41 Ilana Soriano ................. 24 Aiden Englander ............ 38 Shlomo Nebel ................ 42 Miri Schuck.................... 26 Ari Katznelson ............... 38 Yaakov B. Schlotman ..... 41 Nechama Nugiel............ 26 Avi Aharoni.................... 37 Yigal Goldstein............... 41 Racheli Brecher ............. 23 Benjamin Minkin .......... 39 Flatbush Sara Adler...................... 23 Benji Rose...................... 38 Adelle Ayash.................. 44 Shana Schuck ................ 24 Dwight Schrute.............. 39 Albert Terzi .................... 43 Tova Levine ................... 24 Ephraim Spinner............ 38 Barbara Salama ............. 44 Jacob Berry.................... 37 Brian Khaimov ............... 47Bruriah Josh Ebbin ..................... 39 David Aini ...................... 46 Adina Strong.................. 27 Joshua Lieberman ......... 37 David Hidary .................. 47 Adina Weisel ................. 27 Michael Mintz ............... 38 Eli Cohen........................ 43 Amalya Tolchin.............. 29 Avigail Schiff.................. 30 Bracha Gluck ................. 29

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Eli Feldman.................... 46 Netanel Shahkoohi........ 49 Dean Shein .................... 58 Elie Feintuch.................. 43 Nosson Shmidman ........ 48 Devin Scharf .................. 78 Eric Spira ....................... 46 Orel Manos.................... 50 Dylan Speiser................. 60 Esther E Benjamin ......... 43 Shaya Flynn ................... 49 Efraim Ginsberg............. 73 Gabrielle Weinwurzel.... 48 Shmuel Greenspan III .... 49 Eitan Levy ...................... 57 Giselle Jemal ................. 46 Simcha Spirn.................. 49 Eitan Traurig .................. 73 Gladys Mandalaoui ....... 44 Tzvi Nussbaum .............. 48 Elan Finkelstein ............. 82 Isaac Fine....................... 45 Tzvi Palmer .................... 49 Elana Ginsberg............... 53 Isaac Kroub.................... 44 Yossi Ungar.................... 49 Eliana Meckler............... 55 Isaac Tawil..................... 48 Frisch Eliana Warshawsky........ 77 Izzy Salama.................... 45 Aaron Lubat................... 69 Emily Gul........................ 68 Jack Hanan .................... 45 Abi Langer ..................... 60 Emma Kanner ................ 67 Jack Tawil ...................... 44 Abraham Goldberger .... 55 Ethan Kesler................... 72 Jacques Douek .............. 44 Adam Goldberg ............. 52 Ethan Nachmani ............ 65 Jennifer Mudick............. 45 Adir Koenig.................... 79 Evan Haimm .................. 67 Jennifer Salzman ........... 44 Ahuva Abraham............. 69 Ezra Bleiberg.................. 60 Joanie Dweck ................ 47 Aidan Shwartz ............... 59 Gabe Einhorn................. 80 Joey Alhadeff................. 45 Akiva Feit....................... 59 Gabrielle Green ............. 70 Jonathan Baum ............. 47 Alex Zucker.................... 57 Gavi Silver...................... 75 Joseph Gindi.................. 45 Aliza Kass ....................... 77 Gila Gershbaum............. 53 Leo Rahmey................... 44 Ami Ramras ................... 57 Gilad Smith .................... 71 lIsaac Soffer................... 47 Andrew Elbaum............. 77 Hannah Skydell.............. 54 Michael Almaghrabi ..... 45, Ari Baruch...................... 56 Ian Bromberg................. 52 Ari Kolb.......................... 53 Ilana Knoll...................... 70 252 Ariel Leider .................... 82 Isaac Badner .................. 65 Mickey Shamah............. 44 Ariella Bak ..................... 70 Isaac Gdanski................. 69 Mordechai Laniado ....... 46 Aryeh Katz ..................... 65 Isaac Goldin ................... 54 Morris Dweck ................ 47 Ayden Morgenstern ...... 52 Isabel Goldberg ............. 77 Moses Bakst .................. 46 Ayelet Glaser ................. 75 Jack Shulman ................. 65 Naomi Dayan................. 43 Bari Diamond................. 78 Jacob Bergstein ............. 58 OrDavid Menashe ......... 43 Ben Wechsler ................ 80 Jacob Nussbaum............ 63 Rachel Sanders.............. 47 Ben Weisfogel ............... 61 Jacob Rothman.............. 74 Rochelle Hafif................ 45 Beni Romm.................... 61 Jacob Stifelman ............. 77 Sarah Dagmy ................. 43 Benjamin Billig............... 73 Jake Zwebner................. 54 Sarah Mizrahi ................ 46 Benjamin Mahpour ....... 55 Jakie Birman .................. 68 Sion Dweck.................... 45 Benjamin Tyler .............. 74 Jessie Schwartz.............. 76 Tal Ohana ...................... 48 Benji Turansky ............... 80 Joel Varnai ..................... 81 Trina Cayre .................... 47 Benjy Freidman ............. 65 JoJo Blank ...................... 57 Yonatan Guy.................. 46 Brian Racer .................... 75 Jon Comet...................... 56Foxman Torah Institute Bruria spraragen............ 66 Jon Weiss....................... 77 Ari reit ........................... 48 Casey Brody................... 77 Jonah Schachter ............ 70 Avi friedler..................... 49 Dahlia Cohen ................. 67 Jonathan Katz ................ 60 Binyamin Cooper........... 48 Daniel Poloner............... 60 Jonathan Kloepfer ......... 76 Chiam Trop.................... 50 Daniel Stempel .............. 79 Jonathan Sarasohn ........ 72 Dovid Blumberg ............ 50 Daniel Weinberger ........ 58 Jordan Pomerantz ......... 80 Gavriel Plotsky............... 50 Daniella Rothschild........ 71 Judah Almo.................... 57 Joey Feitman ................. 50 Danny Rappaport .......... 65 Kayla Goldberger........... 67 Moishe Abenson ........... 48 Dara Berger ................... 70 Kayla Seidel ................... 68 Moshe Davidowitz ........ 48 David Markovitz ............ 74 Kayla Waitman .............. 59 Moshe Tzvi Silver .......... 49 David Weinberger ......... 75 Lara Jacobowitz ............. 66 Nathan Filler.................. 48

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceLeemor Waldman.......... 71 Zachary Adler ................ 54 Elisheva Zuckerman....... 93Liana Goldstein.............. 61 Zachary Klinger.............. 74 Esther Matitia................ 93Louis Weber .................. 71 Zachary Schwartz .......... 82 Esti Schottenstein.......... 96Marc Fishkind................ 76 Zachary Wolf ................. 68 Ettie Kutoff .................... 95Max Blinder................... 59 Zali Tollinksy .................. 77 Grace Weimer ............... 96Max Burgida .................. 62 Zally Levenson............... 80 Henna Halpern .............. 93Max Kaplan ................... 65 Zoey Buchsbeyew.......... 68 Hndy Koval..................... 95Michael Lerman ............ 74 Golda Och Academy Kayla Shultz ................... 94Miriam Boss .................. 81 Aaron Lavitsky ............... 91 Kiki Frankel .................... 93Mitchell Wolf................. 67 Adam Gross ................... 87 Layla Gofman................. 95Morgan Lazarus............. 74 Alana Wernick ............... 83 Malki Freedman ............ 95Nate Cukor .................... 57 Amitai Nelkin................. 90 Malki Schiff.................... 94Nathan Planer ............... 51 Andrew Steiner ............. 90 Miriam Stoll ................... 94Nathan Sholomon ......... 62 Assaf Arieh .................... 93 Odeliya Kaminsky .......... 94Nechama Lapp .............. 53 Ben Bargad .................... 89 Rena Langsner ............... 95Noah Moore.................. 65 Ben Gutstein.................. 84 Rikki Jaffa....................... 94Omer Benharush........... 53 Ben Haase...................... 91 Roizy Denciger............... 94Orlee Sadinoff ............... 63 Ben Hirsh ....................... 89 Sara Hoen ...................... 94Orli Epstein.................... 53 David Benvent ............... 85 Sara Kayla Singer ........... 95Owen Caplan................. 74 Dena Feldman ............... 91 Shana Weiss .................. 94Paul Metzger ................. 74 Gabi Wiess..................... 84 Shayna Cweiber............. 95Rachel Derusha ............. 51 Ian Rosen....................... 91 Shayna Evenchik............ 96Rachel Gelb ................... 75 Itai Rekem ..................... 83 Shiffy Goldstein ............. 95Racheli Dubizh............... 71 Jacob Bier ...................... 83 Shoshi Feld .................... 94Racheli Schachter.......... 67 Jared Berelowitz............ 86 Tamar Fine..................... 95Rafi Lewis ...................... 59 Jonah Bieber.................. 93 Tamar Kohn ................... 95Reina Amar.................... 66 Jonah Heimowitz........... 89 Tova Soclof .................... 95Remi Harmolin .............. 51 Josh Berger.................... 93 Yael Evans...................... 95Reuben Melzer.............. 61 Josh Kalet ...................... 82 Yehudis Gold ................. 94Rochel Leah Itzkowitz.... 77 Liat Cohen ..................... 85 HAFTRSam Bendheim .............. 56 Lilly Berman................... 85 Adam Goldman ............. 97Sam Hilbert ................... 61 Maddie Herman ............ 88 Aidan Gottfried.............. 97Sam Lehrer .................... 57 Michael Lurie................. 86 Aiden Shechter .............. 99Sarah Cohen .................. 54 Nadav Soudry ................ 84 Alex Hersh ................... 101Shaina Davis .................. 70 Noah Kamens ................ 92 Alex Kaufman ................ 98Shalom Lefkowitz .......... 68 Noam Goldwasser ......... 92 Ari Gurvitch ................. 106Shaya Lieberman........... 54 Rafi Colton-Max............. 91 Avery Weichner........... 101Shifra Dimbert............... 75 Sam Lurie....................... 87 Benjamin Perl .............. 106Solomon Lerman........... 71 Sophie Goldman............ 82 Benjamin Sides ............ 100Sophia Greenblatt ......... 78 Stefanie Siegel............... 88 Caleb Goldstein ........... 104Sylvie Fischoff................ 61 Steven Kurson ............... 92 Calvin Oliner ................ 104Talia Elkin ...................... 67 Theo Deitz-Green .......... 87 Coby Gottlieb .............. 103Tani Lewis...................... 74 HAC GIRLS - Yavneh Daniel Singer ............... 109Tikva Epstein ................. 63 Adina Firestone ............. 94 David Lederer ................ 99Uriel Simpson ................ 79 Adina Shawel................. 94 Emily Silverstein .......... 109Yaacov Neuer ................ 72 Aviva Chafetz................. 96 Estee Hofman .............. 107Yair Ashendorf............... 62 Chava Leah Baum.......... 96 Ethan Oliner ................ 105Yakir Lefkowitz .............. 81 Dena Koval .................... 94 Eytan Libkind ............... 103Yoni Menasha................ 80 Elana Koval .................... 95 Gabriel Kurlander ........ 109Yosef Goldstein ............. 55 Elisheva Boaz................. 95 Gaya Ohana ................. 107

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceHannah Levine ............ 106 William Glickman ........ 104 Arlette Cojab ............... 117Ian Friedman ............... 102 Zachary Gononsky....... 101 Betty Srour .................. 117Ilana Sacolick............... 108 HANC Brian Haimowitz .......... 118Isaac Goldwyn ............. 106 Adam Speiser .............. 111 David Assoulin ............. 119Jackie Erber ................. 103 Adena Cohen............... 111 Gaby Braverman.......... 118Jacline Rivkin ............... 108 Batel Yaacobov............ 112 Jacob Alhalabi...... 118, 120Jacob Lummerman...... 104 Courtney Isler.............. 111 Jacob Zimmerman ....... 118Jacob Steinmetz ............ 97 David Reitano .............. 110 James Rudy.................. 119Jadyn Harari ................ 109 Dovi Lowenthal ........... 110 Juliette Tordjman ........ 116Jake Levy ..................... 100 Elan Moskowitz ........... 109 Lillie Galapo ................. 117James Ness .................. 103 Ilan Kahn...................... 111 Loui Handwerker . 118, 120Jeffrey Wolberg........... 104 Joey Haar..................... 109 Madison Mark ............. 116Jenny Rabinowitz ........ 109 Jonah Rocheeld ........... 111 Michael Mosseri.......... 118Jeremy Haft................... 99 Jonah Seiden ............... 110 Michael Shamula......... 118Jeremy Haviv ................. 97 Josh Vilkas ................... 109 Morris Menaged.......... 119Jessie Kornblum .......... 106 Kyra Richman .............. 112 Orin Fisch............. 118, 120Jonathan Harris ........... 100 Rafi Silbiger.................. 111 Rafael Blotner.............. 119Jonathan Lederer ........ 105 Samuel Gross............... 110 Sam Huppert ............... 119Jordan Appel ................. 99 Sharona Kataev ........... 111 Saul Hakim................... 117Joseph Kaufman.......... 100 Hanna Sacks Bais Yaakov Sophie Greenberg ....... 117Josh Goldstein ............. 101 Aniel Goldberg ............ 115 Ida Crown Jewish AcademyJosh Melman ................. 98 Atara Greenberg.......... 114 Ava Kosoy .................... 120Josh Wiener................... 98 Ayelet Ashkanazy ........ 116 Ezra Landman-FeigelsonJulia Elefant ................. 100 Chana Lopin................. 115Julius Balbus ................ 108 Chaya Wolf .................. 115 ................................. 121Justin Herskowitz ........ 102 Elinoa Draiman............ 116 Noah Brody.................. 121Kaily Mermelstein ....... 107 Esther Cutler................ 114 Sam Feldman............... 120Katie Friedman............ 106 Hadassa Holman.......... 116 Ilan High SchoolKira Solomon............... 106 Julie Perl ...................... 114 Alex Mamiye................ 123Leor Oved...................... 97 Leah Zeiler................... 115 Aura Pinhas ................. 122Matthew Jedwab ........ 105 Malkie Frank................ 114 Cheryl Dweck............... 122Matthew Mizrahi ........ 109 Michal Feiler................ 114 Cheryl Salem................ 123Matthew Nathan......... 105 Noa Malkin .................. 115 Dina Zemble ................ 122Matthew Ordinsky ...... 100 Rhena Shartblum......... 113 Eliana Schiener ............ 121Michael Berger............ 108 Sara Greenberg ........... 114 Esther Saban................ 123Nate Schlussel ............. 106 Sara Wexler ................. 115 Gracie Dusi .................. 122Nava Schein................. 100 Shani Rivkah Fedida .... 113 Harv Einstein ............... 123Ozzie Motechin ........... 103 Sheniqua Rosenfeld..... 113 Jennifer Dweck ............ 123Pablo Picasso............... 108 Shoshana Lebovics ...... 114 Jojo Schwartz............... 123Racheli Gottesman...... 108 Shoshana Rose ............ 114 Judy Mizrachi............... 121Rami Rudensky.............. 98 Sima Greebel ............... 116 Rena Arking ................. 123Sam Berkowitz ............ 102 Sivia Hellman............... 115 Rivka Aryeh.................. 123Sam Maron.................. 103 Talia Domsky ............... 116 Sarah Beyda................. 123Samalie Snyder-Feintuch Tamar Dimbert ............ 115 Sarah Massry ............... 122 Yael Leon ..................... 114 Sarah Morabia............. 121 ................................ 107 Yael Mishlati................ 113 Shari Samuel................ 121Sammy Spitzer ............ 103 Zeesy Hochberg........... 116 Shelly Greenstein ........ 123Seth Spitzer ................. 101 Ziva Kompel................. 114 Shirley Goldenberg...... 122Susanna Horowitz ....... 106 Hillel Yeshiva Jewish HS of CTTanchum Yonk............. 108 Abraham Matalon ....... 119 Andrew Yakubovich..... 125Tom Liguori ................... 99 Jacob Sigman............... 124

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Kovi Bodek .................. 125 Natalie Krispin ............. 131 Max Yarkony................ 137 Noam Haron................ 125 Nitza Goldman............. 132 Maya Mendelson......... 141 Sarah Hanna................ 124 Sarit Rosenzweig ......... 131 Maya Minsky ............... 137 Zoe Jaffe-Berkowitz..... 124 Kosloff Torah Academy High Michal Shechter .......... 137Katz Yeshiva High School School for Girls Michal Shecter............. 137 Aaron Gross................. 129 Adena Eisenberg ......... 136 Miriam Edery............... 141 Aaron Lazar ................. 130 Adena Fiederer............ 136 Rachelli Klibanoff......... 141 Adin Blumofe .............. 127 Aliza Rosenbaum......... 134 Rebecca Weisberg....... 140 Aiden Saka................... 127 Amalia Littwin ............. 134 Ricki Schlussel.............. 141 Akiva Kroll ................... 129 Bracha Max ................. 133 Samuel Mayer ............. 136 Akiva Rosenthal........... 129 Cammie Beniflah ......... 136 Sophie Schanzer .......... 138 Al Dimont .................... 125 Chana Kotlar................ 134 Yacov Billinson............. 139 Ariel Levi...................... 126 Chana Malka Kranz...... 134 Yisrael Newmark ......... 140 Ariel Melnitsky ............ 130 Chaya Hollinger ........... 135 Ma'ayanot Ariel Miron .................. 129 Cheli Rosen.................. 136 Ahuva Ross .................. 143 Batsheva Shekhter ...... 125 Devorah Gitterman ..... 133 Alexa Lukyanov............ 151 Bat-Tzion Eisenberger . 130 Ella Erlbaum ................ 135 Aliza Cohn.................... 145 Ben Merkin.................. 128 Emmie Beniflah ........... 135 Allie Orlinsky................ 151 Benjamin Krawatsky.... 125 Esther Hershkop.......... 135 Allie Weinberger.......... 152 Benny Frank ................ 129 Esti Baum..................... 134 Amira Isenberg ............ 149 David Cymberknopf .... 126 Esti Brand .................... 135 Ariel Brasch ................. 144 Dovid Lanner ............... 129 Esti Runyan.................. 134 Atara Herrmann .......... 151 Eitan Miron ................. 126 Maia Jordan................. 135 Atara Meyers............... 147 Eli Lome....................... 127 Maital Agami ............... 133 Atara Weil.................... 148 Jonah Gabor ................ 126 Maya Mellul ................ 135 Avital Herman.............. 146 Josh Bernten ............... 127 Miriam Rosen .............. 136 Avital Novogrodsky ..... 152 Levi Stein ..................... 128 Nechama Coleman ...... 134 Ayelet Abenaim ........... 143 Max Frohlich ............... 129 Perel Nosenchuk ......... 133 Dani Borger.................. 149 Meir Schochet ............. 128 Rena Coe ..................... 134 Daniella Ort ................. 143 Mendy Jaimovich ........ 130 Rochel Leah Isaacson .. 133 Daniella Shlagbaum..... 148 Michael Arshawsky ..... 130 Rosie Baram ................ 133 Devorah Moadab......... 146 Michael Steinhof ......... 126 Sarah Reynoso............. 135 Efrat Hagler ................. 145 Russell Wolff ............... 127 Shoshana Silverman .... 136 Efrat Putterman........... 150 Sammy Struhl.............. 126 Tehilla Wachs .............. 134 Eli Herzig...................... 144 Tani Gross.................... 129 Kushner Eliana Kravetz .............. 142 Tans Rosen .................. 129 Abby Cohn................... 142 Eliana Lowy.................. 143 Tzvi Lome .................... 126 Abigail Klein................. 140 Eliana Oshinsky............ 149 Uri Toronzcyk .............. 126 Alyssa Schnipper ......... 139 Eliora Kruman.............. 148 Yehudah Marcus ......... 127 Cecelia Ashenberg....... 136 Erin Grossman ............. 144 Yoni Greenblatt........... 127 Drew Rabinowitz ......... 138 Gila Cohen ................... 142 Yonina Kaminetzky...... 130 Emily Gruber ............... 138 Gila Linzer.................... 150 Zach Clarke.................. 130 Hannah Ginsberg......... 138 Gila Shepetofsky.......... 148Kohelet Hannah Nussbaum ...... 138 Hadassah Freedman.... 151 Adi El ........................... 132 Hila Gilmore ................ 139 Hannah Samuel ........... 148 Alyssa Simmens........... 132 Jared Carmeli............... 138 Ilana Epstein ................ 146 Amit BenShoshan........ 131 Jesse Langer ................ 141 Kayla Waizer................ 144 Aviva Sadiky ................ 132 Jessica Serviss.............. 138 Kayla Zlotnick .............. 144 Eli Sadiky ..................... 133 Jonah Braverman ........ 138 Keren Raskin................ 151 Gabe Nulman .............. 133 Jonah Eisenberg .......... 142 Kira Cantor................... 142 Meital Lindenberg....... 132 Josh Lando................... 137 Leah Wenger ............... 147

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Leora Baumgarten....... 147 Joseph Waingort ......... 154 Yosef Azoulay .............. 159 Lieba Joran .................. 148 Leo Tebele ................... 153 Yosef Leib Groman ...... 159 Meira Shapiro Sora Marc Smouha .............. 154 Mesorah High School for Max Yedid.................... 153 Girls Newmark................. 145 Mike Faks .................... 154 Atara Browns............... 160 Meital Fuksbrumer...... 152 Morris Franco.............. 153 Avigayil Tannenbaum .. 161 Mia Labovitz................ 146 Ness Soffer .................. 154 Chasida Lurie ............... 160 Michal Eckman ............ 147 Sammy Doueck............ 155 Chaya Nessa Krycer ..... 161 Michal Feder ............... 148 Sharon Sitt................... 154 Chaya Rochel Jager...... 162 Michal Meisels ............ 143 Mesivta Ateres Yaakov Esther Wortrich ........... 161 Miriam Fisch................ 149 Aharon Cohen ............. 157 Jordie Gelsky ............... 162 Nava Mandel............... 145 Ari Hartstein ................ 157 Laya Udman................. 162 Nili Lang....................... 149 Ariel Rotlevi................. 158 Leah Esther Broodo ..... 160 Ora Hochberg.............. 150 Avi Statfeld .................. 156 Rachel Broodo ............. 162 Peri Fogel .................... 144 Avraham Scheinberg ... 156 Rachel Dykman............ 162 Rachel Landesman ...... 150 Chaim Weiss................ 158 Rachel Evens................ 161 Racheli Berger ............. 147 Daniel Schoenfeld ....... 158 Rebecca Michaels........ 161 Rachelli Geffner........... 145 Dovi Katz...................... 157 Rivka Notelovitz........... 161 Rivka Krause................ 145 Dovid Feldman ............ 155 Sara Ringelheim........... 160 Sarah Hanian ............... 146 Dovid Samson.............. 158 Shani Epstein ............... 161 Sheindl Berger............. 148 Dovid Wolberg ............ 158 Shifra Zakon................. 160 Shevi Glaser................. 150 Dovie Frisch................. 155 Shira Robkin ................ 161 Shira Schulder ............. 152 Eli Jedwab.................... 155 Shulamis Laewnik ........ 160 Shoshana Weinstein.... 144 Elimelech Steinberg..... 156 Tehilla Yachnes............ 162 Sophia Altman............. 152 Eliyahu Czeladnitzki..... 156 Tova Kam..................... 161 Sophie Lerer ................ 149 Jason Digiacomo.......... 155 Yocheved Rosenberg... 160 ST Cohen ..................... 151 Mordechai Ross........... 157 Northwest Yeshiva High Tali Safran.................... 149 Natan Berkowitz.......... 155 School Tali Wolff..................... 142 Shlomo Gross .............. 158 Avi Kintzer ................... 163 Talia Adler ................... 152 Shlomo Tusk ................ 156 Binyamin Katzman....... 163 Tamar Berman ............ 144 Shmuel Steinberg ........ 156 Daniel Glick.................. 164 Tamar Pasternak ......... 151 Sholom Trapunsky....... 158 Emilio Gandolffi-Levine163 Tamar Waltuch............ 145 Shuie Feierman ........... 155 Marty Estrin................. 164 Temima Guzman ......... 146 Yossi Gruberger........... 158 Nina Greisman............. 164 Temima Schwartz........ 145 Yudi Pasik .................... 157 Oliver Haas .................. 164 Tiferet Mondrow......... 150 Zaci Nelkenbaum......... 156 Sam Holland ................ 163 Tilly Chamberlain ........ 142 Mesivta Zichron Baruch of Shimon Gamel ............. 163 Tova Kaplan................. 150 Clifton Shoshana Behar........... 164 Tova Miller .................. 149 Ahron Simcha Steinberg Posnack Tzipi Grimaldi .............. 145 Aaron Davis ................. 166 Tzivia Major................. 148 ................................. 159 Abigail Steiner ............. 168 Yael Herman................ 142 Chaim Gross ................ 159 Andrew Davis .............. 168 Yael Mermelstein ........ 142 Dovid Jacobovits.......... 159 Ari Modlin.................... 167Magen David Eli Soled....................... 159 Bryan Etzine................. 165 Abe Kassin ................... 153 Menachem Kraus ........ 160 Daniel Gould................ 168 Daniel Cohen............... 154 Mordechai Friedman... 159 Emil Esrubilsky............. 167 Eddie Ashkenazi .......... 154 Mordechai Grossman.. 159 Ethan Klein .................. 167 Ely Mamiye.................. 154 Mordechai Simon........ 160 Jason Firestein............. 168 Isaac Shehebar ............ 154 Shlomo Kontente ........ 159 Jordan Eichenholz........ 167 Jacob Tawil.................. 155 Yechiel Weichbrod ...... 159 Joseph Rhein ............... 168 Joseph Cohen .............. 153 Yehuda Strickman ....... 160

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Julia Codron................. 166 Lucy Braverman........... 174 Antonella Rachel Niyazov Max Swickle ................ 167 Maya Lifchitz ............... 175 ................................. 187 Simi Schreiber ............. 166 Sophie Kaufman .......... 176Prospect Park Taylor Fingerhut .......... 175 Avigayil Prince ............. 185 Adina Goldberg ........... 172 William Perlman.......... 176 Ayelet Kahn ................. 187 Atara Moskowitz ......... 172 RTMA - JEC Ayelet Kornblau........... 185 Ayala Rosenzweig........ 170 Akiva Luchins............... 177 Breanna Badalov ......... 184 Chana Fradel Bohensky170 Arie Lazarus ................. 181 Chava Krymko.............. 188 Chana Gross ................ 169 Aryeh Sheinson ........... 181 Darby Plotsker ............. 186 Chavi Barth.................. 169 Asher Lieberman ......... 181 Eliana Ellerton ............. 186 Chavie Levoritz............ 171 Avi Cunningham .......... 177 Emily Rahmanfar ......... 183 Devora Baker............... 172 Avi Elk.......................... 177 Estie Robinzon............. 186 Devora Hubner............ 170 Avi Muskowitz ............. 181 Ettie Berger ................. 188 Dina Schwartz ............. 170 Avi Stern ...................... 181 Gabriella Friedman...... 186 Faigy Kaitz ................... 169 Barney Barnett ............ 180 Lauren Stiefel .............. 183 Gila Rosenzweig .......... 170 Ben Lopukhin............... 180 Leah Frankel ................ 185 Lily Mirkin.................... 172 Benji Schanzer ............. 181 Leah Hersh................... 185 michal Merav .............. 171 Benny Gluck ................ 182 Leora Muskat............... 183 Miriam Kraus............... 169 Bentiz Shuster ............. 179 Linoy Plashteav............ 185 Rachel Mor.................. 169 Binyamin Muchnick..... 178 Nava Sturm.................. 184 Rachelli Itzkovitz.......... 172 Binyamin Novick.......... 181 Rachel Aronov ............. 187 Rebecca Schecter ........ 171 Chaim Landa................ 179 Rachel Rose ................. 188 Rina Gohari.................. 171 Dani Hess..................... 177 Rachelle Winokur ........ 184 Rochelle Sodden ......... 171 Dov Weitz.................... 179 Savi Kessler.................. 184 Tehila Willner .............. 172 Dovid Pascher.............. 179 Shira Ebbin................... 183 Tehilla Leventhal ......... 169 Ephraim Ness .............. 181 Shira Kornblau ............. 184 Temi Barth................... 171 Ethan Denker............... 177 Shira Schwartz ............. 185 Yael Davidowitz........... 172 Ethan Thurm................ 182 Shira Soleymani........... 187 Zahava Gelbstein......... 172 Hanania Kraemer ........ 179 Sofia Goldschlag .......... 183Reenas Bais Yaakov Ikey Amsel ................... 182 Sophia Joseph.............. 186 Avigail Pavel ................ 174 Jacob Feit..................... 177 Sophia Koffsky ............. 186 Chana Werblowsky ..... 173 Jesse Lerner................. 178 Tiferet Weissman ........ 184 Elisheva Emmer........... 174 Joshua Krause.............. 182 Scheck Hillel Esther Shira Eidelman . 173 Judah Chesir ................ 179 Aaron Fishkin............... 190 Esti Sauer..................... 173 Levi Joseph .................. 177 Alex Wagenberg .......... 189 Evie Kowalsky.............. 174 Matan Chananashvili... 181 Danit Weitzman........... 189 Malky Kraus................. 173 Michael Chernak ......... 182 David Lechter .............. 189 Miriam Rotberg........... 174 Moshe Adonolem........ 177 Denise.......................... 190 Orli Einzig .................... 172 Netanel Schmutter ...... 179 Elliot Shiro ................... 189 Rivka Bella Rabaev ...... 172 Noah Pascher .............. 179 Jaime Bursztyn............. 189 Sara Hersh ................... 173 Noam Preil................... 178 Joseph Rimon .............. 190 Sara Twersky ............... 173 Shmuel Dershowitz ..... 177 Joshua Schmutter........ 189 Tovi Leiter ................... 172 Solomon Winters......... 177 Samuel Levy................. 189 Tzippy Krauss............... 173 Yisrael Sebbag ............. 181 Tali ............... 142, 149, 190Rochelle Zell Yitz Taragin.................. 180 Yedida Bentolila........... 189 Bea Treister................. 175 Yonah Weinrib............. 181 SDJA Claire Weingarten ....... 176 Zack Ovits .................... 182 Aleksis Livshits............. 192 Daphne Budin.............. 176 Samuel Wang YUHSG Annabelle Simble......... 191 Dena Romanoff ........... 176 Adira Muskat............... 183 Benito Lombroso ......... 193 Joey Zilber ................... 174 Ella Diamond ............... 194 Gabriela Wellman........ 191

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Gabriella Surpin........... 191 Shayna Kohanbash ...... 196 Maya Rezak ................. 206 Gianni Mizrahi............. 192 Shulamith of Long Island Mayah Teplitskiy ......... 205 Hannah Moel............... 191 Michael Kahn............... 206 Isaac Rosen.................. 193 Basya Vishnepolsky ..... 198 Sami Gubin .................. 207 Jonathon Bielaz ........... 192 Chaya Warren.............. 198 Sofia Teplitskiy............. 211 Josh Nachassi .............. 192 Gabriella Grossman..... 198 Tyler Winter ................ 204 Micah Schoenwald...... 193 Sarah Antonelli............ 198 SSW Moises Kanarek........... 194 SKA Abigail Davis ................ 223 Natalie Artenstein ....... 194 Anni Laufer .................. 199 Abigail Jaeger .............. 218 Noah Katcher .............. 193 Ariella Borah................ 199 Adam Goldstein........... 224 Sarah Simmonds ......... 192 Atara Shtern ................ 199 Adam Schinder ............ 222 Sharon Cohen.............. 194 Avigail Razi .................. 198 Adina Farca.................. 223 Sion Memun................ 193 Ayelet Rosman ............ 199 Aidan Golub................. 215 Sophia Muroff ............. 191 Ayelet Teitelbaum ....... 200 Alex Leider................... 212 Veronica Warner......... 191 Bracha Bayla Erlbaum . 200 Alexa Wanderman....... 216 Victoria Cohen............. 194 Breindy Berger ............ 200 Allison Berkowitz......... 218Sha'arei Bina Torah Daniella Feldman......... 199 Allison Promisel........... 218 Academy for Girls Leah Rosenberg........... 199 Almog Cohen ............... 221 Aliza Zeines.................. 194 Lucy Sokolow............... 200 Alyssa Belle Schwartz .. 223 Batsheba Lancry.......... 195 Meira Steiner............... 199 Alyx Bernstein.............. 213 Chana Jaimovich.......... 195 Menucha Ross ............. 200 Amber Mandel ............ 222 Daniela Michaelov....... 195 Nechama Morgenstern200 Amy Zimet ................... 220 Debbie Nash................ 194 Nicole Haller................ 198 Arielle Rosenblatt........ 213 Esti Weinberger........... 195 Nina Goldblum ............ 201 Arielle Schutt ............... 218 Maayan Shaltiel........... 195 Priva Halpert ............... 199 Avi Holtz ...................... 212 Paula Lopez ................. 194 Racheli Kirschner......... 199 Benjamin Benson ........ 212 Racheli Breier .............. 195 Sarah Leiderman ......... 199 Benjamin Landau......... 224 Rina Bezalely ............... 195 Shoshana Schwartz ..... 200 Benjamin Promisel ...... 213 Shira Suissa.................. 195 Tzivia Deitsch............... 198 Bianca Benedek ........... 218 Tamar Brody................ 195 Yael Goldblatt.............. 201 Brian Feiler .................. 216Shalhevet SSLI Daniel Goldberg........... 219 Jordan Simon............... 196 Alex Lobel .................... 209 Daniel Lampert ............ 216 Joseph Blumofe........... 196 Andrew Zucker ............ 207 Daryn Golub ................ 214 Max Wintner ............... 196 Ari Kantorowitz ........... 210 David Oron .................. 213 Michael Dahan ............ 196 Arielle Stanger............. 210 Elianna Gross............... 220 Michael Oelberger ...... 196 Avi Chesler................... 209 Emily Patchen.............. 219 Samson Taxon ............. 196 Ben Fineman ............... 203 Emma Fine................... 217 Samuel Rubin .............. 196 Ben Hakim ................... 205 Ethan Friedman ........... 221 Yehuda Zadeh ............. 196 Eli Kaye ........................ 211 Ethan Mayblum ........... 215Shulamith of Brooklyn Eliran Aaron................. 208 Ethan Sidelsky.............. 215 Annie Levy................... 197 Ella Serfaty................... 208 Gabriella Negrin .......... 212 Batya Goldberg ........... 197 Ellie Jurmann............... 202 Grace Davis.................. 220 Channa Rand ............... 197 Ethan Rogers ............... 202 Guy Ben-Yishai` ........... 219 Emily Kohanbash......... 197 Evan Lipman ................ 210 Hannah Cotel-Altman.. 222 Evon Alkada................. 197 Gabby Kiewe ............... 203 Hannah Loeber ............ 221 Hadassah Yanofsky...... 196 GIllian Leeds ................ 207 Harry Alsfine................ 214 Jenny Blas.................... 197 Ian Hauser ................... 208 Isaac Claar ................... 212 Mazel Sorscher............ 196 Isaac Taub.................... 206 Isaac Salem.................. 222 Melody Kohanbash ..... 197 Jacob Serfaty ............... 205 Jack Weissman ............ 221 Olga Khalifie ................ 197 Jesse Herrnson ............ 204 Jacob Burstein ............. 217 Joshua Cotrona............ 208

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Jacob Kayden............... 222 Bracha Kaufman .......... 225 Malya Green................ 230 Jacob Weisberg ........... 219 Bryna Stern.................. 224 Miri Edelstein .............. 233 Jacob Zuckerman ........ 215 Chaya Malka Bokow .... 224 Miri Hamel................... 230 Jacqueline Levy ........... 213 Chaya Tova Chrein....... 226 Miriam Kaziev.............. 231 Jason Bloch.................. 216 Daniella Berger............ 227 Nachma Fagin.............. 232 Jessica Baden .............. 218 Debbie Kaplan ............. 225 Naomi Kaye ................. 231 Jessica Lieberman ....... 215 Esti Roth ...................... 224 Nechama Bloom .......... 233 Jonathan Davis ............ 218 Leah Adler ................... 226 Nechama Greenberg ... 231 Jonathan Gotian.......... 213 Leah Hirschfeld............ 227 Odelia Talassazan ........ 231 Jordan Esrig ................. 224 Leora Wisnicki ............. 227 Penina Ackerman ........ 231 Jordana Raich .............. 220 Levana Tomaszewski... 224 Perri Goldberg ............. 231 Joshua Brunnlehrman . 219 Miriam Bistricer........... 226 Rachel Schreiber.......... 229 Josiah Gilbert............... 222 Penina Gold ................. 227 Rikki Bakst ................... 230 Kate Rich ..................... 213 Rena Fogel................... 227 Rivka Bracha Sprung.... 233 Kyle Mayblum ............. 221 Rena Sokoloff .............. 225 Rivka Storch................. 233 Leah Feilbogen ............ 217 Rocki Taub................... 227 Rochel Leah Solow ...... 232 Leila Idrissi................... 214 Shani Wallach.............. 226 Ruchama Farbman ...... 229 Leo Hornstein.............. 215 Shira Gade ................... 224 Sara Bezalely................ 229 Lilly Khabie .................. 214 Sima Shapiro ............... 224 Sara Jaeger .................. 231 Lior Ben-David............. 220 Tamar Stern................. 226 Shayna Livian............... 231 Lowell Stern ................ 221 Texas Torah Institute Shifra Marchuk ............ 230 Max Horowitz.............. 222 Daniel Goldfeder ......... 228 Shira Sussman ............. 229 Max Schain.................. 220 Daveed Tucker............. 228 Shuli Lieberstein .......... 233 Maya Rabinowitz......... 221 Elad Levy...................... 228 Simi Mirocznik ............. 232 Michelle Emuna .......... 216 Ephraim Glazer............ 228 Sora Rochel Fishof ....... 229 Molly Schwartzberg .... 218 Jacob Berman.............. 228 Tamar Orgel................. 229 Morgan Ptaszek........... 217 Meir Simcha Stolov ..... 227 Tehilla Waldman ......... 232 Nicole Weissman......... 217 Noah Kimmel............... 227 Tzipora Salzman .......... 231 Olivier Mastey ............. 220 Yoseph Styller.............. 227 Tzippy Siegel................ 232 Oren Steingarten......... 212 Yossi Lestz ................... 228 Yaffi Blumenkrantz ...... 229 Rachel Amar ................ 214 TMM Yehudis Katzenstein .... 233 Rachel Gustin .............. 216 Adina Shoub ................ 231 Yocheved Ostreicher ... 229 rebecca Glicksman ...... 217 Ariella Diel ................... 233 Torah High School of San Reese Cohen ............... 217 Avigayil Gidanian......... 231 Diego Samara Tabankin......... 219 Ayala Klein................... 230 Anjelica Feig ................ 234 Samuel Farca............... 212 Ayelet Feder ................ 232 Belisha Genin............... 234 Sean Michaeli.............. 214 Blima Miller ................. 230 chloe dahan................. 234 Shoshana Eisenberg .... 223 Bracha Salzberg........... 232 Lily arovas.................... 234 Solomon Fox................ 216 Brocha Brecher............ 229 Valley Torah Boys Sophia Wolk ................ 213 Chaya Tanenbaum....... 233 Adiel Kohanbash.......... 236 Sophie Loeber ............. 223 Devorah Leah Ribacoff 233 Aharon Sinai ................ 234 Stacey Isakova............. 218 Devorah Schreiber....... 232 Ariel Swigi.................... 234 Zeke Rosenblatt .......... 212 Elisheva Garfinkel........ 231 Coby Barnett ............... 236TAG Elisheva Teitelbaum .... 230 Eliyahu Kublin.............. 236 Adiel Arastehmanesh.. 225 Gitty Birnhack.............. 230 Etai Shachar................. 234 Adina Kagan ................ 225 Gitty Pfeiffer................ 232 Ethan Stark .................. 238 Aliza Adest................... 226 Goldie Fuchs................ 229 Kevin Linden ................ 237 Ariella Merill................ 226 Leba Bald..................... 233 Levi Mehdizadeh ......... 237 Avigail Simhaee ........... 225 Malky Bender .............. 229 Matan Kraut ................ 238 Becca Adler ................. 226 Malky Herskovits......... 232 Mayer Adler................. 236

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Meir Weinfeld ............. 237 Lazer Phillips................ 247 David Plishtiev ............. 253 Micha Adler................. 237 Meir Greenblatt .......... 245 Gavriel Batyrov............ 253 Moshe Adler................ 236 Meir Lowinger ............. 245 Josef............................. 253 Noam Sakoff................ 238 Michoel Winzelberg .... 247 Joshua.......................... 253 Ronel Yadegar ............. 236 Moshe Cohen .............. 246 Rafael Badalov............. 253 Samy Kohanteb ........... 237 Moshe Shabtsai Cohen 246 Shlomo Soleymani....... 253Valley Torah Girls Moshe Zinn.................. 247 Yeshivat Darche Eres Avigail Shaar................ 238 Pinchus Libman ........... 247 Abraham Ausi .............. 253 Chanah Cramer ........... 241 Shmuel Rubin .............. 245 Alfred Harary ............... 253 Devorah Kerendian ..... 240 Shragie Kaufman ......... 245 Charles Sultan.............. 256 Dvora Olkha................. 239 Velvel Michelson ......... 247 Daniel Husney.............. 255 Eliana Rachimi ............. 238 Yedidia Esses ....... 243, 244 David Tobias ................ 256 Elinorah Kavosh........... 241 Yisroel Rosenberg........ 243 Ely Akibeh.................... 255 Gabriella Wagh............ 241 Yitzchak Russ ............... 246 Isaac Gindi ................... 255 Jennifer Farahi............. 240 Yoseph Moshe Siegel .. 243 Isaac Hassoun.............. 254 Kayla Golan ................. 240 Yoseph Siegel .............. 244 Isaac Saadia ................. 254 Liorah Balakhane......... 238 Yeshiva High School of Isaac Shriqui ................ 254 Melody Josephson ...... 238 Monsey Jack Katach .................. 255 Netanya Danoush........ 240 AJ Green ...................... 249 Jack Lati ....................... 255 Noa Kreitenberg.......... 240 Avigdor Vizel................ 250 Jacob Cohen ................ 255 Orel Shachar................ 239 Avrommy Lunger......... 248 Jimmy Lalo................... 256 Sara Dermer ................ 240 Davey Shenker............. 249 Joseph Horn................. 256 Sarah Andron .............. 238 Efraim Zellermaier....... 248 Joseph Maleh .............. 255 Sarah Sharim ............... 238 Menachem Mendel Koenig Joseph Masri................ 254 Shirel Duek .................. 240 Joseph Silverman......... 255Yavnah Academy of Dallas ................................. 250 Joshua Bassoul ............ 253 Adam Meyer Frydman 242 Shaya Silberstein ......... 249 Leeor Saban................. 254 Amit Gurman............... 241 Shea Goldberger.......... 249 Mayer Zeitoune........... 255 Ari Joseph Berke.......... 242 Sholom Miller.............. 250 Michael Sutton ............ 253 David B Cohen............. 242 Simcha Nossel ............. 249 Morris Zetune.............. 254 Ezra Yisroel Ruderman 242 Yacoov Yeger............... 248 Moshe Kabariti ............ 256 George Koppel ............ 243 Yehuda Orenstein........ 249 Nathan Baum............... 255 Jonah Seth Schwarz- Yisroel Zev Bree........... 249 Orel Shimoonov........... 254 Yumi Fortgang ............. 249 Oren Harar................... 254 Mullins..................... 243 Zisha Fortgang............. 250 Oren Shadian............... 254 Leib Malina.................. 242 Yeshiva Sha'are Torah High Ronnie Franco ............. 254 Simcha Malina............. 243 School Boys Saul Faham .................. 256 Sophia Ana Achar ........ 241 Albert Harari................ 251 Shlomo Sason .............. 255 Tony Starr.................... 243 Eddie Safdieh............... 252 Zohar Lebhar ............... 254 Vanessa Helen Kibel.... 241 Ezra Beyda................... 252 YUHSB (MTA) Yosef E Weiss .............. 243 Ezra Shalom................. 251 Aaron Sebbag .............. 259Yeshiva Darchei Torah Freddy Swaid............... 252 Akiva Richman ............. 260 Aryeh Zucker ............... 246 Gaby Beyda ................. 252 Andrew Jacobson ........ 257 Asher Ralbag ....... 243, 244 Michael Almaghrabi ..... 45, Asher Brooks ............... 257 Avi Goldstone.............. 246 Benny Mermel............. 264 Avraham Goldstein ..... 246 252 Daniel Rosenfeld ......... 259 Avraham Szafanski ...... 246 Moussy Srougo............ 252 David Hazan................. 262 Chananya Grun............ 245 Sam Menaged ............. 251 David Kohanci.............. 261 Donni Honig ................ 243 Yeshiva Tiferes Torah Dovi Pfeiffer................. 263 Eli Shlachter................. 247 Aaron Avezov .............. 253 Eitan Warburg ............. 260 Fischel Haas................. 247 Ariel Sezanayev ........... 253 Avi................................ 253

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceEli Fisher ...................... 263 Noam Mayerfeld ......... 261 Elliott Halwani ............. 265Eli Lichtenstein ............ 262 Pinny balsam ............... 257 Ely Gabbaypour ........... 267Eli Raul......................... 262 Rafi Saperstein ............ 261 Jonathan Hazani .......... 270Elie Benedek................ 264 Raphi Feig.................... 261 Jonathan Merkin ......... 267Elishama Marmon ....... 263 Shmuel Halpern........... 258 Kai Aharon ................... 270Elya Rothstien ............. 257 Shua Pariser................. 258 Luria Hadad ................. 270Ezra Muskat................. 263 Tzvi Zigelstein .............. 257 Matthew Seiger........... 268Gavi Recht ................... 257 Yaakov Weisberger ..... 262 Moshe Epstein............. 267Gavriel Miller............... 258 Yedidya Schechter....... 261 Mz Wachtel ................. 269Gedalya Aeder............. 256 Yeshoua Luxenberg ..... 262 Nate Sawdayi............... 268Itamar Basalel ............. 257 Yitzy Socol ................... 261 Shlome Omer Abukrat. 270Joe Perl........................ 257 Yonatan Ganchrow...... 259 Yosef Khorramian........ 267Joe Slater..................... 262 Yoni Ambinder............. 257 YULA GirlsJordan Levovitz ........... 260 Yoni Wilks.................... 263 Abby Moyse................. 271Josh Hornstein............. 258 Yosef Sullivan .............. 256 Abby Shafa................... 271Liam Petrash................ 258 Zachary Mankowitz ..... 263 Allie Coen .................... 271Mendy Zisman............. 257 YULA Boys Jennie Peled ................ 271Moshe Inger ................ 256 Akiva Brookler ............. 265 Julia Leivne .................. 270Natanel Wolff.............. 261 Ari Yonaty.................... 268 Leba Silver ................... 270Nesanel Dietz .............. 256 Benjamin Goldstein..... 269 Sheina Oratz ................ 270Netanel Tager.............. 263 Benny Gofman............. 265 Shirin Neman............... 271Nissim Mizrachy .......... 262 Daniel Harpaz .............. 266 Talia Myers .................. 271Noam Abrahams ......... 261 David Raviv.................. 265

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference ArmMe American Hebrew Academy Goldie Benarroch Abbey NeginMuggings, robbery, sexual assault, and other violent acts are an issue in the world every day,even though the amount of crime has gone down some over the years (as much as it doesn'talways seem like it). While our alarm can't stop car crashes or shootings, it can help individualsin unsafe situations be more aware of themselves and their surroundings. Walking alone on acollege campus, down a lone alleyway, or taking a new shortcut home through a dark part oftown all have potential to end poorly. Our alarm clips on to any backpack or other kind of bag,and the motion sensor points behind you. When the motion sensor is triggered by someonebeing less than 4 feet away from you, it connects to a GSM and calls your phone, as a kind ofdecoy call. In interviews with rapists, muggers, and other offenders, it was discovered thatsomeone on the phone is less easy of a target since they have communication with anotherperson at the time they would be attacked, so they would be less likely to be a victim of any ofthese crimes. This could hopefully be a way to keep individuals safe and give them an extralayer of security if they are unable to walk with someone else or down a busy street. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 16

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Pronation/Supination Beeper American Hebrew Academy Isabela Zimmermann Rollin Leo KramerOne of the most common complications for athletes and flat footed people is over pronation(when the foot rolls inwards) and over supination (when the foot rolls outwards), which cancause damages such as spraining an ankle or back pain. This project involves an HMC5883accelerometer sensor and a beeper in order to inform the customer of their walking or runningfoot position. If their foot over pronates or over supinates, the device will beep so that theyknow how to walk or run properly to prevent future injuries. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 17

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Silent Alarm American Hebrew Academy Julianne Schneider Sivanne BachrachPeople who are deaf or just heavy sleepers can’t hear alarms while sleeping, thus posing athreat to their well-being. By using vibrations from a bed, we can attach both safety alarms aswell as alarm clocks to silently wake someone up. We set out to make an alarm using a gassensor as well as a common wake up alarm. We used the Arduino software to create ourprograms using a variety of sensors, buzzers, and wireless connection devices. The deviceshakes a bed, near when one’s head would go when the gas sensors detect dangerous gas levelsor at the time the person has set as the time they would like to wake up at. The purpose of thisproduct is to help a disadvantaged group and allow them to adeptly respond to an emergencyjust as quickly and proactively as the rest of society. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 18

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference ProsthetiCustomiz3d American Hebrew Academy Leo Kramer Isabela RollinThe problem is providing prosthetic limbs to children of low income families, in addition tochildren not wanting to wear their prosthetic limbs.The solution is producing a program that automatically 3D prints prosthetic limbs (to reducecost). In addition the limbs will be customizable in a way that encourages childinvolvement/interest and allows for custom sizes (you can just scale the model). ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 19

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Washing Machine Lock American Hebrew Academy Cole Mamayek Marcos VasconcellosThis project is a locking mechanism on a washing machine. I had the motivation to do thisbecause there was a lot of problems at my house here at AHA, that when the clothes are doneor sometimes not even when it is done a person takes your clothes out and just put them in adirty place and then you will have to wash it again. What I am introducing to this is a lock thatcan only be opened by a password and that password is sent to you phone and to the houseteam phones so that they can open if the person let their clothes there for a long time. I hopethat my partner and I will be able to fix this problem and make less people angry. Miracle on Mics American Hebrew Academy Joshua Dweck Isaac OstrowMany people have no idea how to hold a microphone. They talk with the microphone down bytheir chest or way too far away from their mouth. Some manage to start with it close but moveit around while they talk. These methods make them practically inaudible. What if themicrophone could automatically adjust for these human imperfections?In a dynamic microphone, sound waves hit a magnet inside the mic. This causes the magnet tomove past a coil, and based on the speed of the magnet, a certain current is created. When thecurrent goes into the amplifier or speaker, the process is reversed, and the current turns backinto sound. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 20

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceWe used an Arduino distance sensor to detect how far the microphone was from the holder’sface, and we used an Oscilloscope to measure the Voltage going through the microphone ateach distance. We then used the same Oscilloscope to measure the Impedance of themicrophone and used Ohm’s law to find the currents.Within certain ranges, the currents had to be certain amounts. Using Arduino, we sent varyingamounts of voltage through a certain resistance to supplement the current coming through themicrophone, increasing the sound levels. By sensing distance and adjusting current, themicrophone was able to increase sound levels to make up for the increased distance. Motorized Retractable Cane Bais Yaakov High School of Baltimore Yael Englard Tehilla Storch Tehilla PortnoyMany of the elderly struggle with the issue of balance, specifically ascending and descendinginclines with the use of a cane. The complications are everywhere. The elderly face difficulty insimply walking down a sloping driveway to their car, traveling up a mounting sidewalk to crossthe street. Our cane was built to provide stability in these instances, extending or retracting tokeeping the elderly’s arm level throughout his passage, thereby providing the solidity he sorequires. An ultrasonic sensor was used to sense the distance between the ground and theheight of the cane-holder’s arm. Using this information, the cane adjusts to keep saidindividuals arm level and their balance steady. The cane accomplishes this through the use ofa slider and crank mechanism to convert the rotary motion of the brushed DC motor to linear.A longer pole is connected to the mechanism, attached to a second shorter and narrower polethat slides into the first. The motor/ crank combination moves the larger pole up and downover the shorter pole, thereby extending or retracting the pole in the process. In areas of higherincline, the larger will be pulled upwards by the slider crank mechanism, pulling the pole higherover the second one and extending the cane. To retract the first pole descends over the second. Swisher Swashers Bais Yaakov High School of Baltimore Tova Cohn Nava Goldenhersh Shoshana Rappaport Sara Leah KlainbergObstructed lenses due to rainfall was previously a common aggravation for those who wearglasses. However, the invention of electric windshield wiper glasses, named Swisher Swashers,was a simple solution to this problem. The creation of this piece of modern technologycombined intricate wiring with complex coding. Included in the design was an ordinary pair ofglasses, miniscule servo motors, buttons, and strips of rubber to create the windshield wipereffect. Each piece of rubber was attached to a mini servo motor. The servo motors, mountedabove each lens, were individually controlled by a button located behind the ear. The buttonwas powered by miniature lithium batteries, which were contained within a tiny battery pack. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 21

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceThe rubber then moved across the lenses, similar to the windshield wipers of a car. The designcleared away moisture from glasses and increased the owner’s visibility on a rainy day. Clearly,windshield wiper glasses were a practical solution for what used to be a widespread problem. Protected Pillbox Bais Yaakov High School of Baltimore Kayla Elgamil Esti Kramer Rina Lipsky Pessi RappaportOne leading cause of teenage drug overdoses is that teenagers can easily access someone else’sprescription pills. Our Protected Pill Box effectively stops this problem by automatically lockingthe pill bottle. However, instead of using a key to unlock the bottle every time one needs totake their medicine, our design includes a fingerprint sensor. If the fingerprint is a match, thena pull- solenoid retracts from a ring and the lid is opened. When the lid is shut, a photoresistorinside the bottle senses the lack of light, causing the solenoid to extend back into the ring. Cranium Cradle Bais Yaakov High School of Baltimore Shoshana Meisler Atara Reich Ahuva WegThe objective of this project is to alert a designated emergency contact if a biker sustains animpact on his/her helmet. To sense the impact, a force sensor attached to the outside of thehelmet is used, while a GSM, equipped with a SIM card, alerts the aforementioned contact. Anattached GPS is used to send the coordinates of the biker’s location. When the force sensor’sresistance decreases due to a sudden impact, the SIM card immediately contacts the preferrednumber with the GPS location.This product was designed to make sure that injured cyclists get immediate medical attentionby alerting someone the moment a serious accident occurs. Without this product, cyclists--especially those who bike in secluded area-- risk an extended wait period before medicalpersonnel are contacted which may cause severe, and possibly fatal, consequences. The BloodSucker Bais Yaakov High School of Baltimore Chaya Goffin Shayna Gertz Racheli FinkThe purpose of our invention is to efficiently transport blood from a hospital’s blood bank to itsoperating rooms by using air pressure to force the blood bags through pneumatic tubes. In eachoperating room there will be buttons for every blood type and when blood is needed, a surgicaltech will press the correct button for the correct blood type. Once the button is pressed, aconveyor belt, which is located in a box above the tube, will be activated causing the blood bag ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 22

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferenceto fall into the corresponding tube. A sensor will then detect that the bag has fallen and willinitiate the closing of the valves at the beginning and end of the tube, thus creating an airtightcabin. The vacuum will power on sending the blood bag through the tubes and straight to theoperating room. Then, once the sensor at the end of the tubes is activated, a latch will unlockto allow retrieval of the blood bag. The Alarmingly Safe Seat Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Sara Adler Racheli BrecherAbout 37 children die each year after being unintentionally abandoned in vehicle, andconsequently suffering brain or kidney injuries in just ten minutes from the extreme heat. Manyexisting solutions use the accelerometer in cell phones to alert the owner a few minutes afterit senses that the phone has not been in motion, as in a car, for a few minutes. However, theseare dependent on an iphone, which parents may lose or never own at all, due to price orreligious reasons. Other inventions are currently sold out online, or use easily dismissible beepsto warn a parent of the imminent danger their child is in. Therefore, our pair has created analarm system that uses an accelerometer and a force sensor to detect if a baby has been insidea motionless car for three minutes. This is enough time for a car in traffic to have moved atleast slightly, which would not cause the included alarm and flashing light to go off, while stillnot being long enough to be life-threatening for the baby. Even better, our invention alerts anypassers-by of the presence of the child, not just a parent who may already be too far from theircar to return in time to save their child. In addition, our product is not dependent on a phoneor bluetooth, and the siren and light are not as easily ignored as the alerts sent to cell phones. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 23

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference TrackPack Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Esther Deutsch Tova Levine Devorah FarkasIf someone loses an important item then there are ways to track it such as keychains, and/orapps. However, keychains can get bulky, and not everyone has smartphone. Using a RFtransmitter, our project will track your lost items by vibrating, printing on the screen, andpossibly lighting up with LEDS when you track it, and letting you know on a screen when it isout or range. Our solution will be better than other ones out there because it will be a smallersticker so that you can track smaller things. Our item will be in a backpack so you don’t misplacethe tracker . snuglove Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Ilana Soriano Shana SchuckIn the winter one's hands can get so cold one can suffer from frostbite. To prevent this, peoplewear different types of gloves. The overall problem with them is, one can't hold or grip anythingwhile keeping one's hands as snug as a bug.Our goal is to make an electrically heated glove that keeps our customers' hands as snug as abug as they go about their daily activities! We call it the 'snuglove'. It will be turned on and off ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 24

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferenceby the push of a button. An arduino nano, which will be on the back of the hand, will bepowered by four batteries around the wrist. The nano will be connected to five heatingelements in each finger. It will also be connected to a temperature sensor for safety purposes.The gloves will turn off automatically if it senses that the temperature is too high. Keep as snugas a bug with our snuglove! Fast & Fresh Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Baila Siegfried Guitel MelkaNurses and doctors don’t always sanitize and the lack of sanitation is one cause for thespreading of diseases. In order to fix the problem, there are frequent reminders and signshanging in hallways. This current solution is not a constant and compelling way to enforceproper sanitation in hospitals. For this reason, we have created the Fast & Fresh to ensuresafety in hospitals. This solution forces nurses to always sanitize. It works with a motion sensorwhich is wired to green or red lights on both sides of the hospital door. When the nurse usessanitizer, the motion sensor will go off and a green light will turn on. If the door is openedwithout the sanitizer being used, a red light will blink until hand sanitizer is used. Lights havebeen installed on both sides so the patient will know if the nurse sanitized or didn’t. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 25

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference The Smart Beeper Bais Yaakov of Waterbury Nechama Nugiel Miri SchuckThere is a problem that many people are on theirphones while driving. They get distracted and theyswerve all over and bump into things. One existingsolution is side and backup cameras, but theproblem with that is that you need a specific type ofcar which already has those cameras, and they tendto be very expensive. So, we have come up with asolution! Our invention is a sensor that you can stickto the sides of any car. when the sensor senses anobject within 4 feet a light and buzzer inside your carwill notify you. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 26

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference CareChair Bruriah Chana Schwartz Adina Strong Adina WeiselAccording to a study by the Reeve Foundation, approximately 5.4 million people suffered fromparalysis in the US in 2013. As a result, over 50 million friends and family members grudginglyaccepted a caretaker role. Of these disabled, approximately 687,200 are fully immobilized fromthe neck down. These individuals are severely limited in terms of performing menial tasks butthey prefer to live with minimal dependence on others. However, current assistive technologyis not fully developed, and in many cases it can be prohibitively expensive.The CareChair would provide independence to those who are paralyzed by allowing a user tocontrol a wheelchair and a robotic arm. A pair of modified glasses will control our product andwill include an attached laser and microphone. The microphone will be fixed near the user’smouth and will detect a specific sound to activate and deactivate the laser. The user will directthe laser onto one of two photoresistor panels, with each photoresistor corresponding to aspecific function. One photoresistor panel, located on the right arm of the wheelchair, willcontrol the robotic arm. Each pair of photoresistors will correspond to specific movements,such as rotating the arm left and right, or bending a joint up or down. The second photoresistorpanel, located on the wheelchair’s left arm, will control the four motions a wheelchair wouldmake: drive forwards and backwards, or turn left and right; demonstrated by a miniature car.The CareChair would be directly marketed to those who suffer from paralysis to provide theseindividuals with functions their arms and legs can no longer provide. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 27

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Bedsore Begone Bruriah Judith Wechter Hallie Gordon Nechama SteinAccording to the CDC, one in ten nursing home patients suffers from bedsores, painful injuriesthat can lead to discomfort, cellulitis, cancer, or sepsis. Bedsores are developed when a part ofthe body is put under too much pressure for a prolonged period of time, which can be aproblem for elderly and immobile patients who remain in bed all day.The current system of preventing bedsores in nursing homes is to flip patients over every twohours in order to relieve pressure. This system, however, is unscientific and unpersonalized.Patients may be to be flipped too often, disturbing their sleep, or not often enough, resultingin bedsores. Additionally, sometimes nurses forget to flip patients at the appropriate times.Our solution is a device that sets off an alarm and light when the patient needs to be flipped.TheBedsore Begone uses pressure sensors to determine if too much pressure has been applied toan area for too long a time. If this occurs, the alarm and light are activated to indicate whichpatient needs to be flipped. As an additional precaution, the alarm will not turn off until thepressure is relieved from the sensors, so a nurse will be forced to respond quickly.The Bedsore Begone will solve the aforementioned problems, because it is specific to eachpatient. If a patient moves more, or doesn’t put as much pressure on their body, they don’tneed to be flipped as often, which is something this device accounts for. If a patient puts morepressure on their body, and is more easily susceptible to bedsores, they need to be flippedmore often. Additionally, it ensures that health care professionals cannot ignore an alert fromthe device until the patient has been adjusted. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 28

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Anxiety Alert Bruriah Amalya Tolchin Bracha Gluck Rena Rachlin2.4 million Americans suffer from panic attacks producing many unhealthy side-effects,including inability to breathe, loss of faculty control, and increased heart rate. Attacks aretreated using behavioral awareness exercises. Devices training behavioral awareness enablepeople to better complete exercises. We intend to create a bracelet that will alert wearerswhen their anxiety levels rise too high based on heart rate and sweat levels, which both changeas results of anxiety. Knowing when attacks occur allows people to pinpoint issues to addresswith professionals and helps them avoid triggering scenarios. Also, knowing an attack isimminent can help people prevent attacks.Anxiety Alert detects oncoming attacks primarily using optical pulse and humidity sensors. Theformer detects heart rate variability (HRV), which decreases as anxiety increases. Under stressthe heart beats faster and thereby decreasing HRV. The latter detects the sweat levels of thewearer, as amounts increase alongside anxiety as a result of nervous sweat. If both factors arewithin normal limits a green LED illuminates. If a factor has exceeded normal thresholds AnxietyAlert determines that an anxiety attack will shortly occur and the LED glows orange and sendsa small vibration to the wrist. If a factor further surpasses the pre-attack threshold, the LEDglows red, signaling an anxiety attack.While similar devices exist, they are very expensive, do not consistently provide reliableinformation about attack occurrence, and encourage long term use, which makes usersunhealthily reliant on the device. Anxiety Alert is inexpensive, intended for short term use, andutilizes the most effective sensors possible. While Anxiety Alert can be utilized by other agegroups, in prototyping we focus on 15-20 year olds, as different age groups have different vitallevels and 15-20 are most accessible. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 29

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference poWER-Wearable Electronic Reminder Bruriah Rivka Moskowitz Avigail Schiff Gabrielle ThurmElderly men and women with Alzheimer’s or Dementia are prone to forgetting daily tasks. Thiscan often have harmful and potentially life threatening consequences. Forgetting one’smedication can result in prolonged illness, higher health care costs, and 125,000 deaths, all ofwhich could have been prevented had something been done. In addition, according to the USFire Administration, unattended cooking is the greatest cause of home cooking fires, whichresults in many deaths, injuries, and millions of dollars worth of property damage. To addressthis issue we created “poWER- Wearable Electronic Reminder”.poWER is a wearable that is designed to alert the wearer of easily forgotten tasks. poWER hasbeen programmed to detect when certain daily tasks haven't been completed. Upon detectionof the failure to complete a task the wearable vibrates and displays a written message. If thetask remains incomplete for a certain amount of time, a caretaker will be notified via an emailthrough Blynk.poWER is designed to be sleek and attractive, so the patient will be more likely to be compliantwith wearing it. Moreover, it ensures that the action is in fact completed unlike other meansof reminders that can be simply ignored.Our technology will contain bluetooth technology and will include a wearable bracelet with amini LCD screen and a speaker, as well as a necklace with a vibration motor. This will be linkedto the users pill case where an integrated force sensor which will sense whether or not themedication was taken in a given amount of time. In the future we hope to integrate othercomponents into other household devices such as a temperature sensor to detect whether anoven is left on for an extended period of time. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 30

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers ConferenceSMART Cooler (Sabbath Medical Adjusting and Regulating Temperature Cooler) Bruriah Mili Chizhik Tehila KornwasserEvery year, there are approximately 21,300,000 blood units transfused in both the US andIsrael. Blood donations are typically divided into three different components: red blood cells,plasma, and platelets. Each of these components needs different temperatures in their storagelocation. Failure to maintain proper temperature decreases the blood’s ability to transportblood gases, clot efficiently, and defend against bacterial contamination. The SMART Cooler is a portable container that has separate, autonomously regulated,temperature controlled compartments. The temperature-adjusting modules in the cooler arePeltier thermoelectric coolers which will be regulated by temperature sensors. Thetemperature will be displayed on an LCD display on the coolers. If the temperature goes out ofthe optimal temperature range within a given compartment, the temperature sensor will sensethe change and signal to the peltier thermoelectric coolers to adjust their temperatures.Additionally, a temperature change will send a signal to the emergency responders to notifythem of this change. This tightly regulated system will increase the quality and viability of the blood sample andwill simplify the entire donations process. Emergency responders will able to take the SMARTcooler to the field or site, where a disaster might have occurred, with multiple types of bloodcomponents for the various treatments the injured might require. Additionally, in order toavoid concerns about violation of the Sabbath, we have included electronic modifications thatwill allow for the use of this device on the Sabbath without running into any problems withJewish law. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 31

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference The INKstructor Bruriah Leah Baron Shira Friedman Noa Strupinsky Rivka ShapiroFor centuries writing has been and continues to be an essential basis of our communication,even with the advent of current technologies. After neurological or muscular injuries, peopleneed occupational therapy to relearn how write correctly. 68% of people have incorrect grips,but good hand posture allows one to play instruments, type, and engage in activities. Manyconditions like dystonia, problems with proprioception, or dyspraxia cause inappropriate orexcessive gripping, which in turn causes painful cramps in the hand, arm, and/or shoulder.Current medications can only alleviate symptoms of these conditions, and they often comewith unpleasant side effects.The INKstructor pencils are devices designed to address these difficulties. The pencils containpressure and flex sensors that can detect how the patient is holding it. We will test differentgrips to find the optimal pressure when writing. Using data gathered by those who use astandard dynamic tripod grip we will design these two pencils to be used in differentenvironments.The OT INKstructor will be coded to vibrate and light up with RGB LEDs to let the user know ifand where his grip is incorrect, using pressure sensors. The data will then be sent to the serialmonitor so that the doctor can see how the patient is doing, and adjust therapy accordingly.The Death Grip INKstructor will allow the user to be aware of his “death grip”, so that he canrelax his muscles and prevent his cramps from worsening. The pencil will be coded to vibratewhen the user is putting too much pressure on it, using flex sensors. The Death Grip INKstructorcan be used in classrooms, offices, and other writing environments to help the overwhelmingmajority of people who suffer from pain in their hand, without distracting people around them. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 32

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Tunnel Vision Bruriah Shana Erblich Rachel Goldman Maya NeuhausTerror and smuggling tunnels across international borders are a significant global problem. 93%of all cocaine that enters the United States is through Mexico, resulting in a staggering numberof people suffering from drug abuse. The country’s drug cartels have used upwards of 197tunnels to smuggle drugs and people across its border with the United States. Along otherborders, such as Israel’s with Gaza, tunnels can be used to plant explosives and aid in terroristattacks, making them a significant border security and safety issue. The current technologyavailable to combat this issue is expensive, ineffective and incomplete.That is why we have developed Tunnel Vision, a tunnel detection and mapping system basedon vibrational data. Through the use of Processing, Arduino, and Blynk, our system will collectlocational tunnel data, map it, and notify a central command center prior to the tunnelbecoming a national security risk.When a tunnel is created certain vibrations are emitted. Our system will use a grid of MEASvibration sensors to detect the vibrational data. If the tunnel digging outputs a specificthreshold, Processing will map a square in the corresponding location of the vibration on theground. The color of the square intensifies with the strength of the vibration (i.e. red foremergent). Once a tunnel is detected, the data is sent via Blynk, and displays a message on aLCD in a control room. If the tunnel extends over the border, Blynk sends an urgent notificationto the monitoring agency to address the threat.Our system is revolutionary, novel, and effective in its communicative capabilities. It’sinexpensive compared to the the current technology that combats this issue. Furthermore, ithas the potential to ensure greater border security and prevent drug smuggling and terrorism,thus saving many lives. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 33

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference The Night Bike Light (NBL) de Toledo High School Arielle Attia Lola ChenAccording to statista.com there are over 66 million cyclists in America. Not only are bicycles amore economically-friendly alternative to motorized vehicles, but they are alsoenvironmentally friendly. Though there are many benefits to riding bicycles, accidents are verycommon. In 2015, there were 45,000 bike injuries in America; 818 being fatal. Today the fatalityrate is slowly increasing. After looking at statistics, we found that 20% of bicycle accidents occurat night from 6:00 pm-8:59 pm. Additionally, 29% of all biking accidents are caused by cars and7% collisions with other vehicles aside from cars. Car-related bicycle accidents can be due tothe driver having no visibility of the bicycle, drivers driving too fast, while the drivers and cyclistsare at intersections, while cars are merging lanes, sidewalks, parking lots, and driveways. Whilewe were searching for projects, we realized that there are no solutions to solving the issues ofbicycle safety at night. After learning this, we decided to create bike headlights, similar to thoseof a car. These dimming bike headlights would illuminate the road so bike riders would be ableto clearly see the paths ahead of them. At night, drivers on the road would be able to see theheadlights of bike riders making it easier to avoid them, therefore decreasing accidents andfatality rates. Our plan is to create a headlight for the bicycle that has the same brightness asthe headlights of a car. In doing this, we will be making it easier for cars to see cyclists as wellas improve the visibility of the cyclists visibility of their paths and surroundings at night.Additionally our bicycle headlight would also have the same settings/features of car headlights.This would include high beams, low beams, and brights. To do this, the controls would belocated on one of the handle bars. This way, the cyclist would never have to take their handsoff of the handle bars ensuring a safer ride. We believe that the results of these headlightswould save so many lives. Super solar saver de Toledo High School Max guterman Shane Kaplan Ariella CohenFor a lot of people a computer is their life line into the unknown and gives them a connectionto what is happening in the world around them. But, imagine if that line was cut just becauseyou can't find an outlet. This is what we are trying to prevent by making this solar powered,portable computer charger. This will help prevent the situation where you need to use yourcomputer but find out you forgot to charge it. It works by allowing the battery to draw powerfrom the solar panels and when you need to charge your computer the battery has enoughpower to charge it. This is eco friendly because the battery is charged by the three solar panelsand not an outlet. We are using an Arduino as a switch that means when you don’t want thecomputer to charge or if the battery is full you can stop the computer from charging. It will takeabout three to four hours until the computer is fully charged. There are three solar panels thatunfold to allow the battery to charge faster. The total cost of the project is $62.98. This meansthe cost is a lot lower than most solar panel computer chargers on the market. It is compactenough that you can put it in your backpack if you are camping or just going for a hike. We are ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 34

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferenceworking on a 3D printed case to help with the problem of water. With the case the battery andsolar panels will be resistant to water. One Handed Play Station 4 Controller de Toledo High School Ethan Karpel Max CohnOur project goal is to custom a Dualshock PS4 Controller, this helps people with disabilities beable to play video games with the rest of the world. We modified a regular PS4 controller intoa smaller most handy device that is easier for people with disabilities to handle. The specifictarget group for our product are people who were either born with one arm or had to get anarm removed. A big part of a child’s life is playing video games with friends. We can’t imaginewanting to play video games and being either unable to play or in pain from trying to operatea regular controller. This is why we came up with the project to customize a PS4 controller forthose who can’t play. Our product and goal is to make a smaller and more condensed controllerso that a person who happens to have one arm could be able to play just like every other kid. The Delivery Rover de Toledo High School Aidan Schenck Jonah WeisnerOur project is essentially a rover on wheels that delivers objects from places to places in thevicinity of the house. The rover is controlled and over seen from your phone through an app.The rover also includes a camera that is connected to the app to see where it is going. Digital Alarm Clock for the Blind Donna Klein Noah Rubin Yakov Wahnich Noah SiegelCurrently there is no intuitive way for blind people to read the time. They either need to havethe time spoken to them, or they need to feel the hands of an analog clock. Our solution is tocreate a braille digital clock interface that automatically updates with a RTC module. The clockdisplays the time in the HH:MM form and can be set to use 12 hour time or 24 hour time. Theclock is wall powered and uses an Arduino Uno to do the processing and servo controls. Servosmove rotors that have 10 sides, one for each number in braille. We plan to help blind peoplecontinue to live healthy and independent lives. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 35

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Fire Catapult Donna Klein Gil Elkarif Jeff Cohen Gabriel Winter Jacob AbramchaevOur group wanted to solve the problem of people not being able to put out large fires becauseit is to dangerous to go into it and extinguish it. Many people have experienced cases wherethere is a large fire that they cant put out by themselves and their houses, cars, etc. getdestroyed. The solution to this problem is a catapult that shoots a ball filled with nitrogen andcarbon dioxide into the fire and the solution inside the ball spreads over the fire and takes itout. We built a prototype catapult and our vision for the future is to have this catapult attachedto a remote control car or a drone so it is easily controlled by anyone. Our goal is to reduce thedamage that fires cause and ensure the safety of others. Fat Burning Blamket Donna Klein Ariel Magin Ariel Hus Kai Moran Jaob LevyThe problem encountered is to find a more efficient way to promote beta oxidation of fattyacids allowing the fats to be used as a source of energy. The blanket is meant to be used byhospital patients as an alternative to IV or food. It will be a blanket with temperature sensorsand LEDs that heat up to a certain temperature. It will be an easier solution that will be morecomfortable for doctors to use and for patients. Fingerprint Sensing Lock DRS Jacob Berry Avi AharoniDon’t you hate it when when your door is locked and you lose your key? Don’t you wish therewere a more efficient and secure way to keep your doors locked and your house safe? Welllook no further! Our project is a door lock that is activated not by key, but by a fingerprintsensor. The way it works is that first, you scan your finger in order to store your fingerprint inthe sensor. After your fingerprint is stored, you are free to lock and unlock your door at anytime with just the scan of a finger. This is great because while you can lose a key, you can’t loseyour fingerprint. Keys can also be stolen and key locks can be picked, which makes it possiblefor a stranger to bypass your locked door. The fingerprint sensing lock requires no impracticalkeys and is a much safer and more private alternative to a traditional key lock. A key can bestolen but your fingerprint will always be yours. Besides for these benefits, you can unlockdoors with our sensor from anywhere in your home. There are transceivers that are attachedto the sensor and lock that allow you to unlock your door from anywhere. If someone’s in yourbasement and wants a door unlocked, you don’t even need to move. With just the scan of your ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 36

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferencefinger you can help your friend out. Our sensor is a great product that is more practical, safe,and useful than any key based lock in the world. SCOOT-CASE DRS Yaakov Grunsfeld Joshua LiebermanHauling a suitcase through an airport can be a hassle especially if you have young children. Nowthe SCOOT-CASE uses the mind-blowing power of Arduino and batteries to move hands-free!Use our top of the line infrared emitter to direct our SCOOT-CASE in the direction which youchoose.\"Set your hands free and put your mind at ease. SCOOT-CASE follows you wherever you please\" ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 37

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference SafeDrive DRS Benji Rose Michael MintzIn today’s world, An estimated 1 in 25 of ages 18 years or older drivers report having fallenasleep while driving in the previous 30 days. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administrationestimates that drowsy driving was responsible for 72,000 crashes, 44,000 injuries, and 800deaths in 2013. However, these numbers are underestimated and up to 6,000 fatal crasheseach year may be caused by drowsy drivers. Another 208,000 are caused from distractions, andcombined these two types of crashes combined for 20% of all car crashes. Our product can beseparated into 2 different parts- one part is the car and the other part is the hat, but when theyare combined it can remove up to 20% of all car crash fatalities per year. While everyone isthinking of the drunk driving situation and the bigger causes of car crash fatalities, to attemptto remove all fatalities something has to be made to stop the smaller percentage of car crashes. eMed DRS Ari Katznelson Ephraim SpinnerThe eMed helps assist people by making sure people properly take their medication on timeand don’t overdose. We have integrated many safety features into our invention to helpprotect the medication from being taken without a proper security confirmation. With thisinvention, taking your pills won’t require you to remember how long it has been before youpreviously took your medication. The eMed is the newest innovation to solving the problem ofprescription overdosing as well as limiting prescription drug robberies. To help combat thisserious problem of prescription overdosing, including not taking the correct dosage in a certainamount of elapsed time, we have integrated a complex timing system. The timing system willbe able to track how much time has elapsed in between each dose. We believe this will helpanyone who takes medication as well as anyone who has valuable and important medicationin their house. The Headmobile DRS Aiden Englander Noah WatmanTransporting basic objects from Point A to Point B is something we do every day without evenrealizing. We grab a tissue, place a book down, put a shirt on the shelf, etc. These may seemeffortless, but for a disabled person every “simple” task can be his or her own difficultchallenge. That’s where The Headbot comes in. The Headbot is designed to assist one who hasdifficulty moving around to complete straightforward jobs with minimal strain. The Headbotmain components are a ‘car’, robotic arm, and direction-sensing accelerometer headpiece. As ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 38

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferencethe user tilts their head in any direction, the accelerometer will sense a change in direction andsend a message to the car, using RF transmitters, to accelerate in that respective direction. Thesame concept is used to control the arm. All the user has to do is wear the accelerometerheadpiece and move his or her head in their desired direction. Infer-NO DRS Benjamin Minkin Josh EbbinWe are developing an improved sprinkler system for use in buildings to put out fires. Unlike thecurrent systems which just spray water randomly in all directions, our system is constantlyscanning the room (with an infrared heat sensor) and when the sensors are triggered, swivelsa hose (attached to a water pump) to the direction of the fire, and then puts it out with atargeted stream of water. This targets the fire so excess water doesn’t ruin personal items andbuilding's structural integrity. Benefits include faster suppression of fire and less water causeddamage potentially to the point where the system can be used in residential buildings. This canreplace fire sprinklers in industrial buildings, theaters, government buildings and otherbuildings with large rooms or hallways. Chaotic Repair Agent Project DRS Dwight Schrute Michael ScottWe created a robot to help the senior citizens with repair work around the house. It is a utilitybelt that will swivel around one's waist with the press of a button to allow easy access to anytool. Smart Clock Ezra Academy Hanoch Lib Michael Levy Allen YagdarovEver have a hard time getting out of bed? With the smart clock your problems are over.Designed in a way to ensure that you cannot keep pressing the snooze button, the alarm clockwill not turn off unless you actually get out of bed for a fixed amount of time. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 39

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Super Belt Ezra Academy Gal Assyag Charlie Harkins Jonanthon Ben-Lulu Johnathon SharoniPeople who have difficulty seeing will truly benefit from this product. It is a belt that is designedto detect movement from all directions around you. Whether someone or something isapproaching the person wearing the belt, the sensors will send a vibration to the personwearing the belt to be notified. Blind people will be able to walk in places that they areunfamiliar now that they are wearing this belt. The Heater Seater Ezra Academy Nathan Murdoch Josh Katayev Nisim Mushayev Johnathon ShimonovThe Heater Seater will ensure that your child is always comfortable even in the cold weather.Although many cars are already designed with heated seats, no children's car seats are. Theheater seater will use thermostat sensors inorder to determine if the car seat is too cold andneeds to be warned up. A heating pad is placed directly under the seat of the infant to ensurehe is always nice and warm. Sensory Alarm Clock Ezra Academy Ben Borochov Jacob Tzatskis Baruch NatnovThe sensory alarm clock will ensure that a person gets up in a timely fashion. Instead of relyingon a simple snooze button to ensure that a person gets up in the morning, the alarm will notturn off unless a person leaves his bed for a period of time. Also the snooze button will bedisabled and the alarm will be unable to be reset until a certain time is met. Smart Lock Ezra Academy Michael Rubin Yosef Levitt david pinkhasov robert pinkhasovThe SmartLock is a new lock with hi-tech security. The way it works is that there is aprogrammable lock that will only open if the owner is present. This will ensure that break inswill not happen, and that the owner can always enter his own home even without a key. Thisproduct can also be designed for lockers in schools to ensure maximum security. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 40

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Vibrating Pen Ezra Academy Natalie Yakabov Adam Borochov Eleena KaykovaThe vibrating pen will ensure that a person will not fall asleep while studying. Designed in a waythat will enable a person to stay up late at night studying without falling asleep. When a personstarts to fall asleep and their pen they are using starts to tilt down, immediately the pen willvibrate and wake up the person. Light In Your Mailbox Ezra Academy Orel Saiedian Rachel Kaplan Khaya Aghajani Seth YostThis product is for people who don’t want to walk all the way to the lobby to get mail, just tofind out that they don’t have any. Instead of people not knowing if they have mail, they justwait for the notification that they have mail.The infrared sensor gets placed on the base of themailbox. When mail gets placed over the infrared light, the RF transmitter relays the messageto the RF receiver. An indicator light illuminates in the apartment, alerting you that you havemail. Cool-Grip Fasman Yeshiva High School Yaakov B. Schlotman Reuven Cin Eli HarrisDo you ever play video games and feel discomforted by how sweaty the controllers? Do yourfriends ever hand you sweat-drenched controllers? Well no more, with the Cool-Grip. The Cool-Grip is an attachment that you can add to your video game controllers that has built-in fans anda temperature sensor. When the temperature sensor senses that your hands are to hot, it turnson the fans to cool them off. This prevents your hands getting too sweaty, so you can sharecontrollers, and play more comfortably for longer sessions. Light curtains Fasman Yeshiva High School Yigal Goldstein Sammy Hunt Doni MiretzkyHere is a simple way to wake up to some natural sunlight! Without the push of a button orremote control, this simple design will open and close automatically at sunrise and sunset. Thesetup of the design is as follows: the curtain is attached to a simple track on the wall. As the ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 41

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conferencesun comes up, a light sensor is triggered which tells the blinds to open up. When the sun goesdown, the sensor is again triggered and the curtains close back up. Our project simply uses an'if else' statement for when the light reaches a certain range and when the light decreases outof that range. Why is this a good thing to have? Scientists have proven that a slower wake up,such as music with a slowly increasing volume or a slow increase of light are actually better foryou. Instead of sudden wake ups (which are bad for the brain), you would wake up much moreslowly. As living proof, our own team leader Sammy has blacked out on multiple occasions fromjumping out of bed/waking up to quickly. So from now on start your day with health, energy,and a bright and beautiful wake up. The Snow Mat Fasman Yeshiva High School Shlomo Nebel Doni Finkel Eli PolatsekOne of the current problems in today's world is that people still have trouble shoveling snowor scraping ice off their sidewalks, driveways, and/or cars. Even with the snow plow, things canstill be challenging. This is where the Snow Mat comes in handy. A large, heated sheet capableof conforming its shape to your purpose, the Snow Mat can be laid across any surface outside,from sidewalks to driveways and even cars. The Snow Mat will preheat, and any snow or icethat comes into contact with it will be melted. The resulting water will be drained out of theSnow Mat via a tube system, whose mouth can be placed wherever one desires. The Snow Matis unique in that it is presents an affordable, custom-made solution for the customers' uniqueproblem. angel wiings Fasman Yeshiva High School ami mashiach moshe shapiro ariel netanelParents, we want to watch our child but don't want to be constantly vigilant about it. If you'reat the beach and want to enjoy the sun and you have a child, you want them to be safe andknow his whereabouts. Our team invented the AngelWiings. The AngelWiings are water wingswith a heart rate monitor and a G.P.S.. If your child is in distress, the heart rate monitor willsense this and notify you on your phone via blue tooth. But what if your child decides to go outof your view? No worries! The G.P.S. will notify you that your child has exited the barrier youset up before you even sat down. Our arduino project will allow you to finally enjoy the beach,pool, and/or resort. This device can also help any deep water diver not get lost or be in dangerwithout letting the crew know. It's like being saved by an angel! ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 42

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference The Earth Watch Flatbush Sarah Dagmy Albert TerziDid you know that on average there are 12,000–14,000 earthquakes each year. Tragically, manypeople die from collapsed buildings and debris in these natural disasters, and unfortunatelythose who are alive aren’t rescued in time since their location is unknown under thedestruction. We will change this. With our innovative new gadget consisting of a pulse sensorto verify if the person under the rubble is alive or not and a transmitter that transmits thesurvivor’s location so that we can send help immediately to save the victim’s life, we will savehundreds of lives. This innovative technology will not only lives but it is also a fashionable devicethat people can wear daily. Stay In Bed Alarm Clock Flatbush OrDavid Menashe Elie Feintuch Naomi DayanDo you ever wake up in the morning annoyed at your alarm clock? Do you wish that you canjust shut it off without getting out of bed? Our product offers the perfect solution. We havedesigned an arduino based product that can sense sound and automatically shut off your alarm.All you have to do is clap, and the alarm snoozes. This product is perfect for anyone who's toolazy to get out of bed in the morning. A buzzer on the breadboard will activate at a randomtime, simulating an alarm. When the sound sensor detects a sound similar to a clap, it tells thebuzzer to stop making a sound. This device looks somewhat like a block with little holesinterspersed so the sound can seep in easily. We believe this device can be a part of anyhousehold and make our lives just a little more comfortable. Water Whenever Flatbush Eli Cohen Esther E BenjaminDo you forget to water your plants? This product will solve that problem for you. It monitorshow much water your plant has, and if there is too much or too little water it will notify you bysending a text message to your phone. It uses a humidity sensor, NRF sensor, servo motor, andan Arduino Board. This product has been tested by many botanists who recommend thisproduct to everyone. This product will also be able to water itself without you even being there,so if you are away you don’t have to worry about your plants. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 43

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Buzz Me Bracelet Flatbush Adelle Ayash Jack Tawil Isaac KroubDue to deaf people having the disability of not being able to hear they cannot hear some of thesounds that one needs to hear like a car honk or a fire alarm. The sounds that are made forsafety reasons are sounds that deaf people should be alerted about and with the Buzz MeBracelet they can be. The Buzz Me Bracelet is a band that will vibrate and turn an LED oneverytime a very loud sound is heard by the sound sensor instilled in the bracelet. This willensure more safety for deaf people and will allow them to “hear’ the loud sounds around themwithout even hearing them. Ripe Fruit Sensor Flatbush Leo Rahmey Mickey Shamah Gladys MandalaouiFor decades, people have been trying to find a cure for blindness. Our product is not a cure, butit surely with help the lives of blind people. Our product is a sensor that will help blind peoplecheck to see whether their fruits are ripe or not. They will put the sensor next to the fruit andif the fruit is the color it’s supposed to be, than our product will say “ripe”. Tea Temp Flatbush Jennifer Salzman Barbara Salama Jacques DouekHow many times have you had a hot drink and didn’t know if it was cool enough for you todrink it and you end up burning your tongue? Well now there’s a solution with the Tea Temp!The Tea Temp is a practical invention that you can clip onto the side of your mug. It sends asmall thermometer into your liquid measuring the temperature of your beverage. If thetemperature is higher than 140 degrees fahrenheit then a light will go off and you have thepower to of a miniature fan that can quickly cool off your drink so that you can enjoy thepleasure of drinking your tea or coffee way before the time that it would usually take to cooloff in! This invention which tests the temperature and cools down a drink can be used foranyone who likes to enjoy hot drinks! ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 44

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Motion Bed Lamp Flatbush Sion Dweck Rochelle Hafif Isaac FineOur project is a lamp that’s switch is replaced with a motion sensor. You will no longer have tofumble in the dark for that elusive switch because now you can just wave your hand over thestationed sensor to turn the lamp on. To accomplish this goal, we have made a simple design.We have used a PIR motion sensor that sends infrared light to detect motion which returns anAnalog read back to the Arduino which then takes power from the arduino to turn on the LEDbulb.The goal of this project is to provide a cheap and futuristic feature to a basic lamp. Animal Monitor Flatbush Michael Almaghrabi Jack Hanan Joseph GindiOur project is going to be useful for ranchers farmers and animal owners. It is a sensor thatdetects if your animal leaves its restricted area. We will be using a PIR motion sensor and abuzzer to notify the owner when the animal leaves. We will be using an arduino code that wewrote up that continuously sends a signal checking for something passing by. When it detectssomething it sends a signal to the buzzer which notifies the person that something is passing. Baby Alert Flatbush Joey Alhadeff Jennifer Mudick Izzy SalamaThe goal of our project is to alert a family member that a baby is in danger. Using an arduinoboard, a breadboard, a speaker, and a motion sensor, our project will sense when a baby isnear stairs or a dangerous area. The sensor will attach to the door so it there is motion with thedoor, it will beep. After sensing the motion of a baby or any person that opens that door, asound will go throughout the room or the house alerting someone that the baby might be indanger. If the owner decides that they want to turn the sensor off they will be able to push abutton to turn it off. We hope that our project is very useful and that it will help a lot of people.Our project is to help families with a baby or young child that fear their kid can get into dangerfrom opening certain doors. For example, if it is doors to stairs, ot to a closet with sharp objects. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 45

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Snap And Go Flatbush David Aini Eric Spira Sarah MizrahiThe goal of this project is to assist commoners who drive cars. It is to help situations when youare in a car accident and you want to get a picture of the license in midst of all the chaos. Theway our snap and go works is you clap two times and it sends a signal to the attached camera.Once it sends that signal, it knows to automatically snap a picture. For example, if the personthat hit your car decides to violate the law of a hit and run, it takes a simple clap to get theirlicense. There will be a sound sensor connected to a camera sensor. The sound sensor will betrained to take in the input of the claps and quickly snap a picture. This project will help peoplewho struggle to get their phone out while they are driving. People who are just simply drivingand enjoying the view, while not being able to take their phone out, can too take a picture ofwhat they see. Motion Lamp Flatbush Giselle Jemal Yonatan Guy Mordechai LaniadoThe goal of this project is to turn on a light in a closet or a private bathroom when a personenters, and turns it off when a person walks out. This product is able to help people all over theworld by saving energy. Usually people walk out of closets or bathrooms not realizing that theydidn’t turn off the lights. This, leads to a waste in energy. With this product, that problem willbe solved. No more leaving the lights on when it’s not needed.In order to accomplish this goal we used a motion sensor that was connected to a lightbulb.This motion sensor is able to detect motion when someone walks past it. All we did wasprogram this sensor to turn on a light once it detected motion. Once it was all programmed andsomeone walked past it, it sent an output of HIGH to the pin that it was connected to. This thenallowed the light to turn on, fixing the problem of wasted energy. Kippah Klipper Klopper Flatbush Moses Bakst Eli FeldmanThe Kippah Klipper Klopper is a design that helps Kippah Klippers stay calibrated. By using gyrosand laffas, we brainstormed a way to use gyroscopes to complete our project. The Kloppertakes the Klipper and makes sure that it stays straight using a stepper motor and the gyroscope. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 46

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference FireBot Flatbush Jonathan Baum Brian KhaimovThe project will be a vehicle that can go into a burning building and navigate through it via aremote controller and help find people by using radio waves at various frequencies and acamera to report back to the user controlling it. The remote control communication works viaa HM-10 bluetooth module with BLYNK app. Smart Blind Stick Flatbush Morris Dweck Trina Cayre David HidaryThe purpose of the smart blind stick is to make the lives of blind people more convenient. This“stick” can also help the blind person socially, by eliminating the amount of attention heattracts by people seeing he is different, from his blind stick. We accomplished this by removingthe need to carry around a big, bulky walking stick, and replacing it with a lightweight lasersensor. The materials the smart stick uses are an Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR04 in order to sensedistance, a buzzer to notify the blind person when he is approaching someone/somethingsomeone, a push button to tell the sensor to start working. The sensor can be attached to theblind persons hand and use invisible sound waves to test the distance between the person andtheir surroundings. Once the sensor finds itself in close proximity with another object, a buzzerwill vibrate to let the blind person know that he is close to an object. Secure Me Flatbush Joanie Dweck Rachel Sanders lIsaac SofferThere are many thefts, muggings and pickpockets in cities across the world. While thegovernment tries to prohibit these acts, there are still many crooks that carry them out. In orderto reduce the number of the crimes listed, one could use the all new Secure Me device. It is adevice that is clipped onto a purse, wallet, or any type of bag that will beep anytime someoneelse’s hand gets too close. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 47

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference Gatalkeyseph Flatbush Gabrielle Weinwurzel Tal Ohana Isaac TawilYou know that feeling when it’s really hot and your sweating and the ac takes too long to coolthe room? We know what you need, the Gatalkeyseph!! Instead of cooling the room and theenvironment the Gatalkeyseph just cools you. The Gatalkeyseph is much more efficient than aregular air conditioner because instead of wasting all the energy on the room the only thingthat needs to be cooled is you!! Clip the Gatalkeyseph onto your computer, plug it in with theUSB and you're done! The Gatalkeyseph uses an arduino board and a temperature sensor so itautomatically turns on when it’s hot without having doing anything SO, buy your Gatalkeysephtoday. Weighted garbage can Foxman Torah Institute Moishe Abenson Ari reit Binyamin Cooper Nosson ShmidmanSmall garbage cans are everywhere in the world, from schools to bedrooms and offices, theyare there for small trash and paper. They are very helpful but they have a problem, they geteasily knocked over leaving trash for you to pick up. Just a tap on the side of the trash can itfalls. No one wants that happening so we came up with a solution called the weighted garbagecan. This garbage can is connected to a platform with magnets. This platform is weighted so itdoesn’t come off the ground. With this you have a garbage can that never falls and no trash topick up. The “Capstone Light Olarm Clock” or “CLOCk” Foxman Torah Institute Moshe Davidowitz Nathan Filler Tzvi NussbaumThe “Capstone Light Olarm Clock” or “CLOCk”, for short, is an alarm clock which uses light inaddition to sound to wake the user. It can be placed on a night table next to the user’s bed,mounted on the wall, or even the ceiling. It is more effective in waking user than a traditionalalarm clock and less stressful. It will be priced affordably. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 48

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference THE BUZZER Foxman Torah Institute Netanel Shahkoohi Tzvi Palmer Yossi UngarThe goal is to make a more efficient way to know if the puck went into the goal. In order toachieve the goal a net LED’s, and some sensors are required. The plan centers on coding theArduino so it can sense when the puck goes into the goal. It will be tested by programmingphoto resistors then attaching them to the net and a puck will be shot and if the LED shine theplan is completed. Soil Moisture Sensor Foxman Torah Institute Moshe Tzvi Silver Simcha SpirnThe purpose is to always have your plants properly moisturized, and of course you never haveto water your plants. The functionality of the project is as follows: the Arduino moisture sensorcan tell when the plant is low on moisture. If it is, it signals the water pump to water the plant.The setup of the project is as follows: the 12V battery powers everything. It’s connected to thepump and the Arduino. When the Arduino (really the sensor which is connected to the Arduino)senses the soil moisture is too low, it sends a signal to the pump to water the plant. Automatic window closer Foxman Torah Institute Shaya Flynn Avi friedler Shmuel Greenspan IIIWhen a window is left open while it is windy or raining it can cause several problems, like havingcomputers, carpet, or papers strewn around the room or wet! The way this contraption solvesthis issue is that when it senses strong winds or rain its closes the window automatically. Thismeans the consumer wouldn’t have to be home to close the window. Anyone who owns ahouse, apartment, or any sort of building would use this contraption recurrently. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 49

CIJE-Tech 2018 Young Engineers Conference VXJunky \" 'labama\" Foxman Torah Institute Joey Feitman Gavriel PlotskyThis has been bugging me for days. I've been reading up on the usual documentation (especiallyChris's \"VX in 150 days\", and the slightly outdated v1.1 white letter), but I can't figure out thepeer manifold dimension required to normalize attractors. I could just do an inverted fouriertransform on the vector field, but there's no way that'd run in even real tile, even if deferred tothe actor queue. What I'm looking for is an O(n log x) implementation of normalized attactors.Is that even possible..? We managed to figure out that it was possible, and completed ourproject in record time. Basketball Score Counter Foxman Torah Institute Dovid Blumberg Chiam Trop Orel ManosWhen you would normally play a game of mini basketball there’s very little thrill of getting yourshots in. So the solution is the Basketball Score Counter. It’s a mini basketball hoop that has anautomatic score counter with a buzzer. Every time your shot goes through the hoop, it adds anumber to the scoreboard which is positioned right below the backboard and it will give you asatisfying buzzer sound. This can really add to the fun of the game. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 50