On Monday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium, student teams will reveal eight product prototypes they worked on for the 2.009 Product Engineering Processes class.
This final presentation is akin to a product launch, offering guests an opportunity to review designs and business plans for new products.
At Monday's event, attendees will learn about the design and operation of a floating rescue beacon for boaters, an automated trash can washer for institutions and public works, and a flameless food-heating pot for backpackers. Students' prototypes will also include an innovative beer-keg delivery dolly, a bicycle navigation system with haptic signaling and a small-farm spinach and greens harvester.
A reception in the Kresge lobby will follow the show, and guests will have the opportunity to meet the teams and try out the prototypes.
This final presentation is akin to a product launch, offering guests an opportunity to review designs and business plans for new products.
- Find out more on how to attend
- Monday's event will also be webcast live at http://web.mit.edu/2.009/www/index.html
At Monday's event, attendees will learn about the design and operation of a floating rescue beacon for boaters, an automated trash can washer for institutions and public works, and a flameless food-heating pot for backpackers. Students' prototypes will also include an innovative beer-keg delivery dolly, a bicycle navigation system with haptic signaling and a small-farm spinach and greens harvester.
A reception in the Kresge lobby will follow the show, and guests will have the opportunity to meet the teams and try out the prototypes.
