#Cambridge ternary hackathon 2018
Met amazing people and hacked all that I could :) No sleep 😴
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#Cambridge ternary hackathon 2018
Met amazing people and hacked all that I could :) No sleep 😴
Dove Self-Esteem Project (DESP) Hackathon
Design Engineering December Lecture Nick Munro spoke about his journey from an engineer to an artist. In the beginning he was given a metaphorical "kiss" from Dyson... KISS = Keep It Simple Stupid Munro did. He went from egg holder to teapots to utensils 🍴 to hotel things getting more and more fame. Take away point: The most important thing is the next thing. You can't change the past so all you can do is work on the future 😊👌🏻
Whilst we were here ... we made some drawings - Patrick Tresset Theatrical installations with robots and autonomous computational systems 👾
P&G tour and presentation of our sustainable razor designs 👌🏻😊 Thank you for having us! It was great speaking with such motivated people on how to collaboratively make something better.
Robotics lab session Intro to ROS, collecting data from different topics, messaging (subscriber/publisher)
I was listening to my Project Management professor (Peter Childs) and something that he said really stood out to me. He said that he could prove that there is no such thing as a bad idea 💡. What was his proof? He said four words: “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle”. 🐢 The TV series about teenage mutant ninja turtles living in sewers although sounding random is an absolute success.
But this begs me to question, is the idea actually that random? Whether it was random or not, I think that the key was to sell it to children. Children tend to be more imaginative and playful, hence may be more susceptible to out-of-the-world ideas.
Design Engineering Yr 3 Group Project Interim Review video
The task is to design future human-centered protective equipment. My team decided to focus particularly on older people, such as pensioners, and explored how we might be able to protect their independence in the future context.
Logo competition entry for Imperial College Baking Society Result: Winner :D
Throwback to when my team was making a “football-kicking” robot in our first year Electronics module. -- uring ultrasound + servo
Visited an I,Science magazine gallery 👌🏻 viewer some very creative designs.
WiPR Future Showcase - protective equipment for older people Group project interim review poster showing contextual research and ideas for designing assistive equipment for the older generation For more info, here’s an article on the event.
MEng Design Engineering - Computing 2 Throwback to the programming Pacman challenge Funtimes programming, learning and competing :D
Christmassy coffee break 😛 Recharging before doing some serious work 😝 (Selfie photo credits: Lois) 👌🏻
WEEKEND VISIT >> “The Last Tuesday Society/Victor Wynd’s Museum of Curiosities” - very ridiculous & absolutely disturbing
Sketching, prototyping, and material experimentation for a sustainable razor design.
Imperial College London - Design Engineering Designing a minimalistic razor from recycable plastic (eg. PLA, ABS)
Exploded technical drawing of the Inspect-inspired mini-wheg MEng Design Engineering - Gizmo module Designing a Mini-Wheg-inspired chassis and mobility system for an obstacle-climbing and water-travelling robot