The 2007 Expo included the following projects:

• Creating A Robotic Cat that Always Lands on its Feet
• Campus Tour Bot
• Baseband Plasma Tweeter
• Full Motion Dance Machine
• Interactive Virtual Juggling Simulator
• ... and more!

Here are some pictures (and a movie) from the event:

The 2006 Expo included the following projects:

• Print Visualizer
• Project A2RES - MIT's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
• WebBing - A Dynamic Graph Visualizer
• Tempo - A Completely Distributed Commnity-Based Media Play
• Electromagnetic Knockout (EMK) - An Educational Networked Muliplayer EM Game
• NetWatch - An Intuitive Visual Network Traffic Analyzer
• MSMMOS - A Graphical Operating System
• StarLogo TNG
• Juggling Simulator
• A Volumetric LED Display
• Classifier
• Voice Over IP System
• Information Display Applications of PDLC Technology
• MIT WikiMap
• MIT Student WikiMap
• Self Oscillating Class D Amplifier with Regulated Half Bridge Power Supply
• Programmable Music Visualizer
• Pulse Impulse Processing Implementation
• "Theremin Free-Hand" with Class-G Power Amplifier and LED Note Display
• Decentralized Algorithms for Operating Coded Networks

The 2004 Expo included the following projects:

• An Artificial Gill
• Vocoder and Vocal Harmonizer
• Automatic Audio Equalizer
• IAP Video
• Blinkylight Staffs (a.k.a. Sufficiently Advanced Technology)
• Mechanical TV
• Modeling a Manner/Path Verb Bias in Native English Speakers
• The Use of Sound in Measuring, Monitoring, and Manipulating the Acoustics of a Room
• Intuitive Pointing Devices
• The Good, Bad and Ugly of a Medical Device: The Study, Critique and Improvement of Endotracheal Tube Material & Design
• Analog LED Clock
• The AIMTIBOT Project
• LED Strobe
• Protein Patterning With Polyacrylamide Gel
• GreenMap MIT

Here are some pictures from the event:

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2003 Project Expo

The 2003 Expo included the following projects:

• Analog Pong
• Video Notepad with Magnetic Stylus
• Project Agatha
• Bulk Modification of UHMWPE (Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) using supercritical CO2 and organic solvents.
• Analysis of a Near-Vacuum Hall Thruster
• Random Walks in Solving Convex Programs
• To Live or Not to Live
• Heuristic Spam Filtering
• Development of Reliable Techniques for Measurement of Void Fraction in Aqueous Foams

Here are some pictures from the event:

2002 Project Expo

The 2002 Expo included the following projects:

• Robotic Pac Man Player
• iClimb RC belayer
• Intelligent Drafting Table
• Analog Death Ray Computer
• A pattern-dynamic, audio-reactive laser light show
• Ferrofluid Flow and Torque Measurements in Rotating Magnetic Fields
• 100W Class-B Amplifier and low distortion Class-D Amplifier
• Electronicus Maximus: A Modular Analog Synthesizer
• Design and Test of a Novel Vertical Takeoff Aircraft Concept
• DNA Computing: Controlling Bacteria with Digital Precision
• GizmoBall (Winner, 6.170 Design Contest)
• Exploration of Soap Films via Interference of Light
• A High Resolution Image of the Jet in M 87
• Phoneme Strings to Sentences
• "Hephaestus"

A picture from the event appeared in The Tech. Here are some more pictures:

2001 Undergraduate Research Symposium

The 2001 event focussed on undergraduate research projects, including the following:

• Comparing Approaches to Developing Artificial Intelligence
• Haptically Perceived Orientation of a Planar Surface Rendered through a Phantom is Altered by Tangential Forces
• Optical Tweezers and the Texas Instruments Digital Micro-mirror Device
• Cellular Computing: Characterizing the Device Physics of Cellular Gates
• Error Recovery Schemes in Wireless Data Networks
• FLOGO: A Visual Language for Computation
• Web Portals for Intelligent Agents
• Identifying Customers Unmet Needs Using Virtual Advisor and Engineer
• Characterizing the Device Physics of Cellular Gates
• Intelligent Environments