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A representative sample of some of the past and current lab projects include:

• A prototype for a user-friendly and highly customizable electronic medical record (EMR) system.
• A Web-based planning and tracking tool for internal use.
• A prototype for a new and innovative approach to travel solutions. The product is aimed at providing a solution that is not only inexpensive and fast but is also the most convenient to the customer.
• An interactive and educational simulation of a blast furnace from the 1850's.
• A system to facilitate the use of electronic benefits transfer (EBT) cards in farmers' markets. This system, which permits vendors to accept Quest (Food Stamp) payments, is designed to accommodate wireless point-of-sale devices.