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Building from scratch a sorting machine that works (however accurately) is no small feat for a student. It would be a great multidisciplinary project. Imagine
by Heliosmaster 9y ago
Building from scratch a sorting machine that works (however accurately) is no small feat for a student. It would be a great multidisciplinary project.
Imagine a group of student only had the rough scheme: which pieces do they need, maybe some templates, but then it's up to them to actually implement / build the thing.
Heck a university could even host a competition, where the machine with the fastest throughput + lowest % of errors wins :)
- tuna-piano 9y agoExactly what I was thinking. For less advanced students, you could even provide more templates, etc. There's something to be said for long multidisciplinary projects.