Daniel Siegel

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay

I'm a product designer and electrical engineer at Tufts, currently building humanoid robots at Tangible. Previously, I designed quantum circuits at Katmai Computing and AR headsets with Draco Intelligence and Photon.

I work at the intersection of electronic/PCB design, biomedical and assistive technology, robotics, prototyping and industrial design, and emergent tech. I build with sustainability and replicability in mind, and I'm always eager to help enthusiastic engineers and founders build the 'next big thing'.

At Stanford, I contributed to the Biomechatronics Lab's self-steering cane project and designed adjustable manipulator fixtures for Dr. Mark Schnitzer's Lab. I also developed several projects with Tufts' IdeaLAB.

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Projects

Haptics
Spatial Mapping
Logarithm Labs
Prosthetic Arm
Quantum Register
AR Headset
Blind Cane
Gym Optimizer
Prosthetic Prototypes
Sawtooth Soundsystem
3D Print Farm Tracker
Axial and Rotational Manipulators
Home 3D Print Farm + Lab

Academics

LaTeX Notes - Calculus II / Embedded Systems (in progress) / TeXpress

Selected Courses - Embedded Systems (EE0014), Computer Tools for Musicians (MUS0061), Mitre eCTF (CS150-06), Linear Algebra (MATH0070)

Clubs & Societies - Tufts IEEE, Jumbo Juggling / Fire & Flow Club, Mitre eCTF (see above), Tufts Solar Vehicle Project (TSVP), Music Production Club, Society of Physics Students

Lab Affiliations

Tufts IDEALab (Prof. James Intriligator), Harvard Innovation Labs, Nolop FAST Facility, Stanford Pyramidal Lab (Prof. Mark Schnitzer), Stanford Biomechatronics Lab, De Anza Additive Manufacturing Lab

Awards

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