״The AIM Full-Body-Bike solves the problem of how to build a normal-sized, 26-27 inch two-wheeled bicycle that riders can...
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״The AIM Full-Body-Bike solves the problem of how to build a normal-sized, 26-27 inch two-wheeled bicycle that riders can pedal with their feet alone, their hands alone, or with their feet and hands simultaneously, thus providing both an upper body and lower body workout at the same time.״
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This tells the story of how a mechanical engineer designed and built a functioning bicycle out of cardboard.
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Izhar Gafni
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Two Harvard engineering students developed an ultimate bicycle helmet with brake lights and turn signals to help cyclists...
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Two Harvard engineering students developed an ultimate bicycle helmet with brake lights and turn signals to help cyclists stay safe and visible on the road. They have also added a veteran executive with over 20 years of experience in the helmet industry. He is also an expert in the materials used in helmet manufacture and has been intimately involved in the both the development and manufacturing of dozens of helmet models over the years. A Kickstarter project (2015) Their hope is that Lumos makes it easier for cyclists to stay safe while still keeping that sense of freedom that comes with riding their bike.
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Eu-wen Ding, Jeff Chen, Peter
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Tailfin is an advanced carbon fiber rack with companion pannier bags. They have been designed around the core belief that...
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Tailfin is an advanced carbon fiber rack with companion pannier bags. They have been designed around the core belief that every journey is not just about the destination, it’s about enjoying the ride. Nick Broadbent, a passionate cyclist, is a mechanical engineer and has been designing and engineering products for over a decade, having worked for various international product development consultancies & startups. He has studied engineering, design & manufacturing at the University of Cambridge, University of Glasgow & the Glasgow school of Art.
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Video that shows the Guatemala grassroots projects for 2015 and how machines can be engineered with sustainability in mind....
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Video that shows the Guatemala grassroots projects for 2015 and how machines can be engineered with sustainability in mind. Renewable energy projects in Guatemala good video for the classroom on how to use appropriate technology
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Chente Saminak
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This website describes the work of the Dutch physicist, Theo Jansen, in designing a "new nature" or walking beach creature...
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This website describes the work of the Dutch physicist, Theo Jansen, in designing a "new nature" or walking beach creature (Animari). They are made out of yellow plastic tubes, and actually walk in the wind. He started this project in 1990.
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Theo Jansen
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״Artist Theo Jansen demonstrates the amazingly lifelike kinetic sculptures he builds from plastic tubes and lemonade bottles....
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״Artist Theo Jansen demonstrates the amazingly lifelike kinetic sculptures he builds from plastic tubes and lemonade bottles. His creatures are designed to move -- and even survive -- on their own. Theo Jansen is a Dutch artist who builds walking kinetic sculptures that he calls a new form of life.״
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Theo Jansen
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This article in Popular Mechanics is about Ron Schroer's Boneshaker Bigwheel superficially resembles the kind of...
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This article in Popular Mechanics is about Ron Schroer's Boneshaker Bigwheel superficially resembles the kind of old-timey bicycle called penny-farthing, but don't be fooled: the all-wood machine actually crawls on a set of legs on the back. He was inspired by Theo Jansen, the Dutch designer who makes wild and wooly wooden creations.
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John Wenz, Ron Schroer
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Breve descripción de términos técnicos y conceptos que deben usar los Técnicos en Monaje Industrial.-
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LUIS CISTERNAS
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ME 340 - SYSTEM DYNAMICS
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Kevin Anderson
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