An accident reconstruction vehicle for the Colorado Highway Patrol, a 3D-printed habitat for astronauts on Mars and a public restroom for the Mount Everest trekking route are among the student design projects that will be on display at this spring's Capstone@Mines Design Showcase.
The annual event - the culmination of a yearlong client-driven design experience for seniors - will be from 9 to 11 a.m. April 25 at Lockridge Arena.
More than 55 student teams from Mines' civil, electrical, mechanical and environmental engineering departments will display their projects, all designed to tackle real-world challenges faced by industry, government agencies and community organizations.
Other projects this semester include:
- Bio-Itza Eco-Cottages
- Adapted Fly Fishing System for Quad/Tetra Users
- Multi-Copter Supply Aircraft
- Water Drone
- Water Quality & Flow Measurements
- Ultra-Sonic Metals Printer
First-, second- and third-place prizes will be awarded, as well as recognitions for innovation, societal impact, proof of concept and professionalism. A pair of noise-canceling headphones designed for a former state trooper who suffered a traumatic brain injury took the event's top honors last semester.
For more information about Capstone Design, go to capstone.mines.edu.
CONTACT
Emilie Rusch, Public Information Specialist, Communications and Marketing | 303-273-3361 | erusch@mines.edu
Mark Ramirez, Managing Editor, Communications and Marketing | 303-273-3088 | ramirez@mines.edu
Emilie Rusch, Public Information Specialist, Communications and Marketing | 303-273-3361 | erusch@mines.edu
Mark Ramirez, Managing Editor, Communications and Marketing | 303-273-3088 | ramirez@mines.edu
