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Yaseen Nasir

Computer Engineering Department ITU

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AGENDA

Project Overview

Package Design

Control Circuit design

AI Workshop

Sino-Pak Event

Key Learnings

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What is blood Smearing?

Blood Smearing is a process of making a thin layer of blood on a Microscope slide.

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Problem Statement

Manual blood smears are often inaccurate and slow.

Automated smear devices are too costly for small labs and clinics.

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Manually, some slides may be wasted to make a perfect layer.

Manual Smearing

Accusmear

Hemaprep

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Our Solution

To make a clean and uniform blood smear.

To improve blood analysis.

To provide a low-cost, reliable alternative.

To help small clinics and labs with better diagnostics.

But using Device both time and effort is reduced

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Explore an already existing model.

Formulate an Idea.

Use Spring and smooth rod- bering system for linear reverse motion.

Designed a manual pull with automatic return using a calibrated compression spring.

Added a damper for smooth motion.

Make a Circuit to automate it.

Development Strategy & Design Process

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Working Mechanism

Put a new cover Slip.

Adjust the precise thickness of the layer.

Pull the Handle until the smear slide reaches a blood drop, then it will be pulled back, smearing the blood.

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Design And Components

Smearer

Base Body

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Smearer Assembly

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Base Body

Slot to fix the slide holder

Slot to insert smooth rods

For securing the damper.

For spring insertion.

Base body with fixed slide holder, smooth rods, and damper.

Walls for pushing smooth rods and movable walls

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4th wall

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Slide Holder

Here we put blood drop

This space will reduce the contamination of blood

Using this part, we put it into the base body

Here we put microscope slide

Feature: The slide holder can be easily fixed and removed.

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Complete Assembly

Here we insert a spring that pulls back smearer

This is the Damper that makes the back motion steady

This is the Side handle

It is used to fix a smearing slide.

smearer

There is a Silicon pad which makes it stable on the surface

It is used to grip the Damper

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First Printed Prototype

ABS(Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)

Cost Friendly (23-40rs/g)

Available

Good Strength

Mild Flexibility

Ease in Printing

Good Heat Resistance

Injection as a Damper

Extension Spring

Smooth Rods

Right View Of Device

Slider Stick

To support Slide

Isometric View Of Device

Bearings and Circlips

Slide Square Holder For Smearer

Slide Holder

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Control Circuit Design

Instead of this, we use the 28BYJ-48 Motor

Reference Video

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Back View

Isometric View

Front View

Developed Circuit

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Key Learning from Internship

Learned how to convert circuit diagrams into Veroboard layouts.

Gained hands-on experience in soldering and hardware assembly under time constraints.

Improved my ability to work independently without step-by-step instruction.

Got hands-on training in SolidWorks designing.

Improved presentation skills.

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Thank You

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