Iron Man Summer Project

After taking courses at the University of Texas at Dallas, I decided to put my newly acquired skills to the test by embarking on a summer project: creating a fully functional and wearable Iron Man mask.

The mask was 3D printed, meticulously assembled, painted, and motorized. It is powered by an Arduino Nano, running on a portable battery pack with a 5-volt power source. The mask features several interactive elements, including a motorized faceplate that opens and closes, button-controlled LED eyes that can be turned on and off, and a built-in speaker for voice output.

This project allowed me to combine my technical knowledge with creativity, resulting in a wearable piece of technology that showcases both form and function.