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Hands free door knob

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I am a 17 year old from Santa Rosa, California who is taking part in a hackathon for my AS Engineering class. In our class we are focusing on engineering solutions to problems that are caused by the Covid-19 outbreak. I've been building and creating things every since I was younger, but this is my first ever hackathon.

My goal for this hackathon is to learn. I want to better my skills in CAD and drafting. I hope that maybe my design can later help someone who suffers from a disability. My goal in life is to one day make a positive difference in the world using technology to help others.

Email: Vito.Molina@sonomaacademy.org

Instagram: Jellyjamsalishes

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I am a 17 year old from Santa Rosa, California who is taking part in a hackathon for my AS Engineering class. In our class we are focusing on engineering solutions to problems that are caused by the Covid-19 outbreak. I've been building and creating things every since I was younger, but this is my first ever hackathon.

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I'm Quinn Potter, a sophomore attending Sonoma Academy High School. This proposal and prototype are part of a project for my Engineering for Social Good class. Since it's normally a hands-on learning environment, adapting the class to online learning is hard.

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the designer

Ben Weaver is a sophomore at Sonoma Academy but does not attend school at campus anymore because of the COVID-19 outbreak. He has taken multiple making classes such as Visual thinking and Fabrication, Intro to robotics and AS Engineering for Social Good. He hopes to use the skills he acquired in those classes to solve problems to help people get by in these trying times.

People have been running out of toilet paper. There is no toilet paper in the stores. It is happening worldwide. Obviously, this is the crisis within the crisis. People need toilet paper. But, that is the problem, isn't it? There is no toilet paper. So, I concluded in my two-minute thinking process that people need to save toilet paper so the need for more toilet paper decreases. But, I thought, how can someone save toilet paper? You obviously cant reuse it. That would be gross. Then I remembered, earlier that morning as I was using the restroom, I pulled down on the toilet paper as usual but this time about 8 squares of TP rolled off. I wasn't going to roll up the toilet paper with my dirty hands for the next person to use so I just pulled off all 8 sheets and used them all. Now this problem could be fixed by me just being more careful but no. I decided to design my own, personal toilet paper dispenser to fix my problem.

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the designer Ben Weaver is a sophomore at Sonoma Academy but does not attend school at campus anymore because of the COVID-19 outbreak. He has taken multiple making classes such as Visual thinking and Fabrication, Intro to robotics and AS Engineering for Social Good.

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social distancing ring reminder on Strikingly