How did you mold the fins? Are they resin gravity casted? Would they hold on a normal surfing day or are they just for R&D purposes. When I was in highschool I designed a similar experimento to test foils in a wind túnel. Cheers from Argentine Patagonia

Omg that’s my science teacher LMAOOOO😂

Concrete cylinder breaking is boooooring.

Man I miss those days in the lab doing R&D, coupon testing, material samples and most of all Riding what you Made. 😉

Hii can you give me some new environmental engineering project topics

What makes these "bio-inspired"? Also, how did you determine the shape of the fins your using?

Holy fuck buddy put a sock around your cylinder.. You trying to kill some youngins?

good surfers don't ride straight. they ride rail to rail.

The queen of blades and her 2nd life as an engineer.

Wow Kelsey! Awesome!

Interesting project, nicely presented! Excellent work!

Oh man this is AMAZING! Would love to talk with you about what we do at our biomechanics lab--there are some great areas for collaborative learning! find me at heeluxe.com

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Such a work of art, it fits the sound so well.

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meu primo!

in my kid days as a YOOPER, we had the good old outhouse supplied with the latest Sears or Monky Ward catalog...:)

how much weight can this cable system bear?

When turning, first the ankle turns slightly (let's say to the right) prior to placement, and as the opposite leg swings forward, the ankle joint straightens, causing the body to turn to the right. With human physiology, other muscular maneuvers may occur (knee bends, increased leg separation, hip maneuvers, etc). And it's directed by the brain, largely w/o conscious thought (other than determining where you choose to walk to), based on (1) visual input (particularly in mountain climbing), (2) other sensory input (touch), (3) a database of prior walking/ climbing/ dancing (et al), and in the case of dancing, keeping to the beat (auditory input). Yes, this can be done with an artificial leg, but NEVER at this physiological level.

Thank you.

Love it!

Great job team !!

Dang dirty feet!

That was one of the best presentation i have ever seen khatereh .

I participated in ChemE car back in 2005: it was a great competition! Seeing this video brings back good memories :) Way to go MTU!

@3931Kong Mine usually turns out that way

looks like there's a little too much water in the mix.. great job anyways

I wish I could go back! *sigh*

This is awesome! What a beautiful February day! I used to commute from downtown to the MEEM everyday 2006/2007. I loved the feeling of frozen snot on your lip! I need to send this to my friends and say, "look what you missed at your warm, populated schools!" Whenever I get Houghton-sick I'm watching this. Thanks a lot!