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Erica wrote a new post on the site SMFA Graduate Program Blog 3 years, 10 months ago
Now + There announces their 2021 Accelerator Cohort of new artists featuring our very own Karmimadeebora McMillan, SMFA Director of Post Baccalaureate Program, and alumnus Eli Brown ’18!
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Partha Biswas wrote a new post on the site COMP 15 – Data structures 3 years, 10 months ago
Practice questions – IIRooted trees Given a binary tree, print the elements in a reversed level order.Find the nearest match of a given value in a binary search […]
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Gian Luca L. Di Lenardo's profile was updated 3 years, 10 months ago
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Allison C. Larmann wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years, 10 months ago
Migrant and refugee journeys don’t begin the moment they leave home. Nor do they end once they arrive in a new place. Their journeys are a give and take between making decisions on the fly and intensive p […]
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Katherine Morley wrote a new post on the site What's New @ HHSL 3 years, 10 months ago
It’s August and activity in the library is ramping up! Now that many of you are returning after a break or visiting for the first time, we wanted to give you a little refresher on some basic information […]
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Alfonso Martin M. Syquia wrote a new post on the site Sustainability at Tufts 3 years, 10 months ago
Student Engagement Manager (Remote)Citizens Climate LobbyWashington, DCPosition posted July 26th, 2021.
Sustainability Marketing & Communications Program AssistantNorthwestern UniversityEvanston, ILPosition […]
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Allison C. Larmann wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years, 10 months ago
Kabul, Afghanistan to Dallas, Texas
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Allison C. Larmann wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years, 10 months ago
From Iraq to Dallas
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Allison C. Larmann wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years, 10 months ago
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Claudia E. Haines wrote a new post on the site Museum Studies Blog at Tufts University 3 years, 10 months ago
Please Touch: The History of Museum Accessibility for Blind VisitorsThough it might seem paradoxical to expect blind and low-vision visitors to enjoy a visit to an art museum—after all, the contents of art museums are often called the visual a […]
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adevan01 created the site CHOMPS 3 years, 10 months ago
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Maalana K. Hislop wrote a new post on the site The Hitachi Center for Technology and International Affairs 3 years, 10 months ago
Hitachi Alumni Spotlight: Andrew Bennett
Hitachi’s Alumni Spotlight aims to highlight alumni who were involved in studying and working with technology in diverse capacities during their t […] -
Maalana K. Hislop wrote a new post on the site The Hitachi Center for Technology and International Affairs 3 years, 10 months ago
Toasting Women Who Tech: Ann Mei Chang
“I realized people were looking at technology as a quick fix, instead of looking at whether it fits the purpose. I started shifting from f […] -
Sia Samiean wrote a new post on the site What's New @ HHSL 3 years, 10 months ago
The Hirsh Health Sciences Library is pleased to announce that you will soon have access to VisualDx, a diagnostic clinical decision support system designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy and aid therapeutic […]
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dgroga01 created the site Collection of Histology Images 3 years, 10 months ago
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Lisa M. Freeman, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Nutrition) wrote a new post on the site Petfoodology 3 years, 10 months ago
Whisker worry: Are cats' whiskers a key to their eating pleasure?
If you have a cat, you’ve probably noticed more food and water dishes advertised with one of the following buzz-words, such as “whisker-friendly,” […] -
Allison C. Larmann wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years, 11 months ago
Reshaping tools and services to build financial health for migrants
In this issue of Fresh FINDings we feature a Working Paper created as a result of roundtable conversations that Karen Jacobsen and Kim Wilson […]
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Fotenie Apostolo wrote a new post on the site Engineering Design Lab 2021 3 years, 11 months ago
Parvus Rover
A small rover with a easy to use remote control interface.
By Evan.
The Parvus rover is a small yet great rover to use. The rover has a easy to use remote control interface that uses […]
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I love how you added extra features to your robot and marketed it so well!
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Cool! I’d like to know more about the remote control interface. How can you control your robot?
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The robot has its own virtual desktop. When you run the code on the desktop, you can see the screen that is on the second photo with the camera image. After that, just use the W, A, S, and D key on your computer to make it move.
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How did you get it to move so smoothly over rough surfaces?
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The robot travels at a moderate to slow pace. This results in the robot being able to go over bumps and rough surfaces with ease. (Like grass, carpet, rough tile floors)
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I feel like this would be useful for people when they aren’t able to walk around but need to check on something in another space of their house. Awesome project!
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I like your inclusion of a door ram. Are there other things you would want to add in the future to address other types of obstacles?
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I would like to add more wheels to the end of the robot. This would result in it being much more stable and give it the ability to travel more effectively outside.
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Hi Evan! I’m really impressed with your final product and the additional hardware features you mounted to your rover show a lot of thought and care for any situation the rover could have encountered (rough terrain, doors, little daylight). Programming in Pygame took a leap of faith into a software that most of the TAs haven’t even touched and so going about this involved some independent work, which you triumphed in a matter of days. I hope you keep adding features to this little bot! – Phoebe
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Matt de Lima Silva wrote a new post on the site Engineering Design Lab 2021 3 years, 11 months ago
Laser Security System
A robot that rings a bell when the laser beam is crossed.
Mark
A laser is being reflected all over the room with mirrors. The laser’s path ends at the robot’s light sensor. When […]
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Cool! This is really impressive for a two day project! I like the incorporation of a real bell. It works well and really melds new and old tech!
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wow such cool physical application, loved the output!
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I love the precision used here. It would be interesting if you could make some defensive measure that would prevent the intruder from going further into the room.
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You’re a smart cookie.
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This is so clever and intricate! It’s like DIY Mission Impossible!
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Phoebe C. Eljashev wrote a new post on the site Engineering Design Lab 2021 3 years, 11 months ago
Art Robot
This robot can draw simple shapes when activated by the color sensor.
By Liliana.
I wanted to make a robot that could draw because I’m an artist, and I also wanted to incorporate color in […]
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Cool! I think it would be cool if you can co-draw with your robot! Have you thought about this use case scenario?
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I am not artistic in the slightest so it would be amazing to have a little robot to be artistic for me:)
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Cool project! I imagine this would be a nice tool in elementary ed with kids learning shapes and colors!
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I noticed the robot picked up the marker after finishing each line. How did it determine the end point of that line to connect the next line?
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I like that you included different colors. Is the robot able to use different types of pens/markers/pencils?
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Hi Liliana! I love this project and its incorporation for your love of art and have seen a few versions of this technology over the years and will admit your shapes are top tier. The use of the servo worked better than I had hoped and perfectly positioned the marker to make clear lines. The use of the color sensor was a great example of you thinking on your feet when it became apparent that we didn’t have enough time as a class to develop these projects, and your quick iterations developed a fine drawing robot. In the future, it would be cool to see the robot draw letters as well, and could even write messages for you to give out or display! Excellent work – Phoebe
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