Heather Kobeck

Heather is a junior at Berry College. She is majoring in Creative Technology and minoring in both Computer Science and Web Development. She works with the Berry College Information and Technology Students and absolutely loves her job there.

Flat Wolf Pack


Flat Wolf Pack is a flat pack campfire stool. Its design includes the profile of a wolf howling at the stars. The project serves as an introduction to CNC milling and modeling toolpaths in Fusion 360.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2021

Sail!


Sail is a plasma cut sign featuring a sailboat design cut out. This piece was inspired one of my best friends who loves to sail. While making the sign, I was able to gain experience with the plasma cutter and creating sheet metal designs in Fusion 360.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2021

Team Aurora


Our team decided to create an educational technology that demonstrates the principle of spectroscopy. We included a "spectroscope" for children to place colored filters in enabling them to see the elements hidden within the planetary pictures.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2021

Standing Desk


For my final project I decided to create a flat pack standing desk. The desk has an adjustable bottom shelf height. It needs no hardware and can easily be taken apart for storage.
CRT 320: Advanced Robotics
Spring 2021

Laser Ventilation


This project was used to monitor the fine dust and carbon monoxide levels produced by the laser cutter. The sensor readings were then sent to a website and displayed in graphs so users could explore the data through a touchscreen kiosk.
CRT 399: Intermediate Design Studio
Fall 2021

Infinite Link


Infinite Link is a dorm room wall decoration that displays the classic Legend of Zelda logo. It contains remote control LEDs that create and infinity mirror effect illuminating the designs inside. When the LEDs are off, the piece turns into a wall mirror.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020

Around the World


Around the World takes an ordinary globe and turns it into a learning game. It tests your knowledge on the world's seven continents. The computer displays a question and the user submits an answer by pressing the buttons located on the globe.
CSC 235: Physical Computing
Spring 2020

Bird BNB


This cozy bird house is made of purely natural materials. It provides a home for any sized bird and blends in well with the environment around it. The frame is made of poplar wood while the roof is made of evergreen trimmings.
CRT 300: Rapid & Improvisational Prototyping
Spring 2020

Bike Size


My goal for this project was to 3D model a shorter version of my cruising bike. The overall shape of the model is the same as the original bike, but the dimensions have been scaled down to provide a person my height with a more comfortable ride.
CRT 420: 3D Printing and Design
Fall 2020