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C.A.P.P.S. 2013
It has been an extensive break between posts...BUT...the C.A.P.P.S. class has been working on exciting innovations and explosive failures! All things will be updated over time. But for now let me post the new C.A.P.P.S. challenge.

C.A.P.P.S. 2013
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
LEGO Drop
Design and build a LEGO car that can drop 1.5 meters.
The following scoring rubric was used:
Pics of the vehicles.

Pics of the vehicles.
LEGO Drop
Monday, October 1, 2012
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012
What explorations of Bio-inspired robots can produce
New Exo-Skeleton Robot Lets Paraplegics Walk Again!
http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-exo-skeleton-robot,0,2433207.story
What explorations of Bio-inspired robots can produce
Bio-inspired robotic locomotion!
The Bio-inspired robotic locomotion challenge is coming to an end. What is Bio-inspired robotic locomotion??? It is a fairly new sub-category of bio-inspired design. It is about learning from nature and applying it to the real world engineering systems.
Currently, the students are designing, re-designing and perfecting their Bio-inspired robots in preparation for the challenge next Thursday! The challenge is to see which Bio-inspired robotic can move through a 2 meter track filled with rice the consuming the least amount of power.
Here are some of the latest designs and testing.
Collecting data using the TI-Nspire Calculator and a Vernier current meter.
This arm has an "elbow joint" and employs a rubber band as a tendon!

Currently, the students are designing, re-designing and perfecting their Bio-inspired robots in preparation for the challenge next Thursday! The challenge is to see which Bio-inspired robotic can move through a 2 meter track filled with rice the consuming the least amount of power.
Here are some of the latest designs and testing.
Collecting data using the TI-Nspire Calculator and a Vernier current meter.
This arm has an "elbow joint" and employs a rubber band as a tendon!
Bio-inspired robotic locomotion!
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Interesting designs
The biolocomotion study is beginning to produce some interesting bot designs and explorations....
Interesting designs
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