Large Warehouse

College of Engineering Unit(s): 
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Team: 
Shawn Kilbride, Michael Friesen and Thien Nam

Project Description: 

Have you ever put away tools or parts and then forgotten where it was and spent tons of time looking for it? Where’s My Stuff is an inventory system that can be controlled via voice that can help easily find missing parts.  Whether you are lacking hand mobility, don’t have your hands freed up, or just need to quickly find a part, Where’s My Stuff allows you to quickly locate and update part quantities with only your voice.  Additionally, the application contains a website where you can interact with your inventory system more in-depth as well. This application may help users with inventories ranging from cluttered workshops to large warehouses.

Our inventory system uses a MySQL database on the backend to store information about the storage containers as well as the parts within those containers. Various APIs are hosted on a NodeJS Express server to help update and access the database. The APIs give the user the ability to create, view, update and delete various parts, containers and categories from the system. These various elements are accessible through the frontend website created using React. There is also some functionality implemented for usage with a google assistant.

A description of the workings of the website as well as a demo.

Project Website(s): 

Industry Sponsor(s): 
Mark Reed

Project Communication Piece(s): 
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PDF icon Milestone Document: A more descriptive paper describing the project, the scope and the technolgies we used.147.43 KB
PDF icon A Presentation showing build steps, diagrams and other information218.24 KB
PDF icon Project Screenshots231.02 KB
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