We are a group of Engineering students from the University of Southampton. Our aim is to design and manufacture a fully functional prototype of a fun noisy bin!
We really want to share the final design with you all but we're saving it for the Design Show on the 14th of June! #primaryengineer#leadersaward https://t.co/hs3b2CAOVj
Testing the motors that will move the bin. These motors are the same motors that power hover boards! They are 36V brushless motors. #primaryengineer#testing
2018 marks the official #YearofEngineering and we can't wait to be celebrating with another year #SOTSEF in two months times. To find out more information visit our website: https://t.co/HfgtPstLos #YoE#inspireanengineer
"In the search of stakeholders". This post is about us visiting potential stakeholders to better understand the bins requirements.
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"From a young age I enjoyed the physics behind how things worked, spent hours disassembling things to find out more about their mechanisms, and tried to build and repair new things." Elisavet Hadjiodysseos, MEng Mechanical Engineering. Read more: https://t.co/7RqfTph6pN
4th yr Mech undergrads are building an ultra-sustainable mechatronic recycling bin to interact and excite kids about recycling and engineering. Its bringing to life to the winning drawing of a 7yr old girl from the @primaryengineer competition see more https://t.co/HHCYsXR6jb