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0 | 48On Friday 2/24, we created a paper “pentatonic scale” pianos. We experimented with ink and lead as conductive materials that can be translated into circuit… -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 55Carlab (ELE302) finial project from Group 207 (2016).Sarah Herrmann & Weimen Li show what they have been cooking up in the lab. -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 22Carlab (ELE302) finial project from Group 206 (2016).Katy Ho & Kevin Wang have let the dogs out with a car (dog) that can follow, fetch and even dance. -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 32Carlab (ELE302) finial project from Group 204 (2016). Rebecca Sichel & Lance Goodridge attempt to construct an inverted pendulum on top their car. -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 34Car lab (ELE302) finial project from Group 203 (2016). Antoine Crepin-Heroux & Shreyes Joshi are inspired by Star Wars' BB8 droid and create a ball balancing… -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 45Car lab (ELE302) finial project from Group 202 (2016). Chloe Song & Zachary Kendrick construct a Nerf gun turret that targets objects with a Pixy Cam based on color. -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 27Car lab (ELE302) finial project from Group 201 (2016). Devansh Gupta & Michael Liao construct a car that is controlled by a sensor filled glove and visor. -
From David Radcliff A year ago
0 | 19Carlab (ELE302) finial project from Group 204 (2016). Rebecca Sichel & Lance Goodridge attempt to construct an inverted pendulum on top their car. -
From Broadcast Staff 3 Years ago
0 | 90Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering graduate student Daniel Quinn discusses his research into underwater robots, propulsion, and the benefits of using bio-inspired… -
From Broadcast Staff 3 Years ago
0 | 112Robert Stengel *65 *68, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Director, Program in Robotics and Intelligent Systems, surveys more than 50 years of space… -
From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 80The origins, symbolism, and design of the Washington Monument and the Eiffel Tower and an introduction to the concept of structural art by David P. Billingon '50,… -
From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 78Three different styles of vault structures, as presented by David P. Billingon '50, Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering, Emeritus, and Professor of Civil and… -
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From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 20The Swiss tradition of structural art, as presented by David P. Billingon '50, Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering, Emeritus, and Professor of Civil and… -
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From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 32The concept of "prestressing" in bridge building and a discussion of the structural artists who employed this technique in their work, as presented by David P.… -
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From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 22The history and development of cable-stayed bridges, as presented by David P. Billingon '50, Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering, Emeritus, and Professor of… -
From Alumni Education 3 Years ago
0 | 69Structural art's three tenets of efficiency, economy, and elegance with a comparative critical analysis of the Eiffel Tower and the St. Louis Gateway Arch as major… -
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