Shocker Controls, developed in WSU's Information Systems Lab led by Ali Eslami, has been presented in the nationally recognized 3i show in Dodge City, Kansas. The patent-pending product attracted many visitors at the show and received great feedback. It was also featured on KBUF radio. Shocker Controls was also presented in METALCON 2017 in Las Vegas, Oct 18-20. Other team members include Abu Asaduzzaman, Mohammad Hossein Erjaei and Chase Weber, all from WSU's Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department. Shocker Controls provides an app and a control unit that allow for remote control and real-time monitoring of commercial doors on a mobile device, over the Internet.
