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The controlled assessment makes up 60% of your overall grade so it is really important that you know what is involved and take an interest in researching the products you are making and developing. You cannot work on your controlled assessment outside of lesson time, however you can research recipes and developments, existing products and…
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One of my interests in technology revolves about how it can be implemented in our lives, and the primary way that this could happen is through wearable technology. I see that this could be mainly jewellery or clothing. Wearable technology can span many areas and ideally they should make peoples lives easier and more enjoyable.…
Furniture ideas are really evolving during quarantine and I am loving that a table brings a lot more to the table than being a table. Never did I think I would come across a clock that was also a table but the world of design always surprises us! Functional furniture is an essential as our
In this project you're going to learn how to build a car recognition system using a Raspberry Pi and Node-RED. For this project we'll be using a software called OpenALPR (Automatic License Place Recognition) that has an API you can use to identify car plates and car models based on an image.
If you’re looking to transition to a Data Science career, you’ll most likely be looking to practice your skills collecting, cleaning and analysing data to answer a variety of challenging business…
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An exploration into materials like hemp and flax for textile design is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Loughborough University.
With all the popularity longboards have been enjoying, it was only a matter of time before someone realized they could strap a baby stroller to the front. Enter Quinny, a European stroller designer that has created just that – a longboard with a stroller seat attached. After developing their design for two years, it is finally available for the public.
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This is a simple yet creative STEM project for kids. Kids create a simple LED circuit and then spend their creativity designing different pixel art for the light cube!
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Autonomous RC Car: With the rise of self-driving, autonomous cars today, I decided to take on the challenge of making one of my own. This project also served as my capstone project in my Engineering Design and Development and Robotics classes and received an award for…
Paper Circuits Cubes: Use these easy to make Paper Circuits Cubes to demonstrate the basics of circuitry. Learn about open and closed circuits, polarity, power, and components. The attached PDF file contains the printable templates needed to create the cubes. If you like…
It's a fairly menacing sight, an aluminum robot sporting big tank treads -- that is, until you watch one of its creators do a handstand on top of the thing in a pair of cargo shorts. And really, while the 'bot wouldn't look too out of place with a small machine gun strapped to its front, its intentions are peaceful, seeking to extend the WiFi connections to hazardous places lacking in network infrastructure. We first heard about the project last week, when the team of computer and electrical engineers at Northeastern University that created it first revealed their work to the media. A visit this weekend to our favorite Somerville, Massachusetts-based hackerspace provided the opportunity to check out the beast in-person and discuss the project with a couple of its creators. After the limited machining resources at Northeastern failed to meet their needs, the students found a home at Artisan's Asylum, where they learned the skills necessary to put together this ambitious project, utilizing classes and the metal shop provided by the space. The result is an impressive sight, a robot capable of climbing stairs and supporting the weight of two adult humans -- the latter of which they happily demonstrated for us in a yet-to-be-occupied new wing at Artisan's. The former, on the other hand, we were unable to see, sadly, as the internals were mostly gutted at the moment on the ever-evolving project. Team member Dan Landers, was more than happy to discuss the project, standing next to a pile of water jet-cut steel pieces that will form the first leg of giant hexapod Stompy, a project on which Landers is also a participant.%Gallery-161804%
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