Construction of a hardware-modified printer to print on multiple surface types

ORAL

Abstract

Printing has applications varying from convenience to necessity. Low-cost printers are limited in width to 8.5 inches on paper. Construction is in progress for a hardware-modified printer designed to print on multiple surface types and sizes with a minimal budget. The project requires an easy to use interface. A custom micro-controlled circuit is being used to automate control in addition to pre-existing printer driver software.

Authors

  • Matthew Covey

    Tyler Jr. College

  • Jennifer Parsons

    Tyler Jr. College