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From robotic tomato harvesters to flying robots and smart sensor systems, ECE Senior Design Day 2026 brought big ideas to life.
Our graduating seniors spent the past year designing, building and testing solutions to real-world challenges. On Design Day, they shared 50 capstone projects with faculty, industry judges, family and friends.
See more photos from the day in the link in our bio.
To the Spring 2026 graduates of NC State Electrical and Computer Engineering: congratulations.
Your time at NC State was filled with long nights, challenging projects, breakthrough discoveries and countless moments of growth. On Thursday evening at Reynolds Coliseum, we celebrated everything you have accomplished and the impact you are ready to make.
Whether you are launching your career, continuing your education or pursuing new opportunities, you carry forward the creative problem-solving spirit that defines the Wolfpack.
We cannot wait to see what you Think and Do next.
Congratulations, Class of 2026.
The full Flickr album is in the link in our bio.
NC State ECE Senior Design Day: NC State engineering students spent the first semester competing against Nagoya University in mini sumo robotics. In the second semester, they started building something better.
Their enhanced model uses OpenCV for object tracking and depth perception, with time of flight sensors on the way.
#NCState #WolfpackEngineering #Robotics #ComputerVision #OpenCV #EngineeringCapstone
From classroom projects to real-world impact 🎥⚡️
ECE graduation speaker Neil Sood made the most of every opportunity at NC State through engineering, leadership and STEM outreach.
We can’t wait to see you tomorrow. 🎓
May 7. 6:30 p.m. Reynolds Coliseum.
We celebrate the Class of 2026 and everything they have accomplished.
Can’t make it? Watch live on our YouTube channel.
From hands-on learning to hands-on impact ⚡️
ECE graduation speaker Neil Sood explored hardware and software, gained real-world experience 💻 and led STEM outreach for local students. Now he is heading to Lenovo and continuing his journey at NC State 🎓
Link in bio to read the full story.
NC State students built a robot that makes the zoo`s polar bear earn his meal. 🐻❄️
Still hunting behavior detected via ML and radar. Hold still = food. Move too much = nothing. 🐺
#NCState #WolfpackEngineering #Robotics #MachineLearning #NCZoo #STEM
NC State engineers designed a 1 gigawatt microgrid to power an AI data center. 🔋⚡
$4 billion budget. 99.5% availability. Taylor County, WV.
This is what engineering looks like at NC State. 🐺
#SeniorDesign #ECEDesign #NCState #WolfpackEngineering #WomenInEngineering #PowerSystems #AIInfrastructure #EngineeringStudents #STEM
A strong start begins with community.
On April 8, ECE Ph.D. students and faculty came together for an evening of conversation, connection and shared experiences at the JC Raulston Arboretum.
Real advice. Real connections. A community that supports you from day one.
Link in bio to read the full story.
Smarter tools for better therapies 🧠⚡
NC State researchers are using AI to improve how we detect and count the viruses used in gene therapy 🧬 Faster insights can lead to more efficient manufacturing and stronger outcomes.
Link in bio to read the full story.
Michael Daniele is now part of one of the most respected groups in medical and biological engineering 🧠⚡
From wearable biosensors to hands-on research experiences, his work is shaping the future of health and engineering 🌍🔬
http://ncst.at/UujE50YNx3p
NC State ECE professor Michael Daniele is part of a research team that developed BK-TriGs, an injectable microgel designed to reduce bleeding in infants during surgery. In animal model testing, the microgel cut blood loss by 50-60%, potentially reducing the need for adult blood transfusions in newborns.
http://ncst.at/G7Bk50YKz3Q
NC State ECE assistant professor Amay Bandodkar and Ph.D. student Navya Mishra are part of a team that developed CAMEO, a new low-cost sensor for monitoring electrical activity in human cerebral organoids. The technology makes it significantly easier to scale up research into neurodevelopment and genetic disorders like Angelman syndrome.
http://ncst.at/ipLb50YKz1T
Yesterday we had a ball at the ECE Picnic and Signing Day, celebrating our graduating students and the exciting paths ahead. From full-time roles to internships, our Wolfpack showed up ready to take the next step.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their news and marked the moment with Mr. and Ms. Wuf. We are proud of you and excited to see what you do next.