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robots                                                                      

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robots                                                                      

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build a boss robot

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what will happen?

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how do you make robots able to buy

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how do robots help humans

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robots able to take blood samples to see if they need life saving drugs

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robots able to take blood samples to see if they need life saving drugs

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a robot that saves lives

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The Real World Engineering Projects (RWEP) portal is designed to disseminate high quality, hands-on, team-based projects for the first-year electrical engineering (EE), computer engineering (CE), computer science (CS) and electrical engineering technology (EET) classrooms.

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Introducing EMILY, the Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard

This 4-ft long remote controlled buoy can cruise through rip-currents and swift water at speeds up to 22 mph to reach distressed swimmers faster than human lifeguards.

Own this innovative rescue tool.

Help ensure the safety of your rescue personnel and visitors of your beach, river, or lake areas. EMILY also has mission applications for supporting swift water rescue teams in flash flood incidents.

In the maritime environment, EMILY is a valuable device for safety on cruise ships, commercial shipping, oil rig operations, and in pier or dock locations.

You can order EMILY today!

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This 4-ft long remote controlled buoy can cruise through rip-currents and swift water at speeds up to 22 mph to reach distressed swimmers faster than human lifeguards. Own this innovative rescue tool. Help ensure the safety of your rescue personnel and visitors of your beach, river, or lake areas.

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From urban centers to remote corners of Earth, the depths of the oceans to space, humanity has always sought to transcend barriers, overcome challenges, and create opportunities that improve life in our part of the universe. In the last century alone, many GREAT ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENTS became so commonplace that we now take them mostly for granted. Technology allows an abundant supply of food and safe drinking water for much of the world. We rely on electricity for many of our daily activities. We can travel the globe with relative ease, and bring goods and services wherever they are needed. Growing computer and communications technologies are opening up vast stores of knowledge and entertainment. As remarkable as these engineering achievements are, certainly just as many more great challenges and opportunities remain to be realized. While some seem clear, many others are indistinct and many more surely lie beyond most of our imaginations.
With input from people around the world, an international group of leading technological thinkers were asked to identify the Grand Challenges for Engineering in the 21st century. Their 14 game-changing goals for improving life on the planet, announced in 2008, are outlined here. The committee suggested these Grand Challenges fall into four cross-cutting themes: Sustainability, Health, Security, and Joy of Living.
For the report's full Introduction CLICK HERE.

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Grand Challenges - 14 Grand Challenges for Engineering

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From urban centers to remote corners of Earth, the depths of the oceans to space, humanity has always sought to transcend barriers, overcome challenges, and create opportunities that improve life in our part of the universe. In the last century alone, many GREAT ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENTS became so commonplace that we now take them mostly for granted.

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How robots are engineered to perform dangerous tasks

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How robots are engineered to assist people with special needs

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How robots are engineered to perform rescue missions

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•How robots are engineered for farming, and the food production industry

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How robots are engineered to be used in the care of elders