A remote-controlled lawn mower designed for a man with quadriplegia
and a personal electric vehicle built for a 2-year-old with spina
bifida will be part of Grand Valley State University’s Project Day
April 19. It is hosted by the Padnos College of Engineering and
Computing.
More than 150 students from schools in the Grand Rapids area are
expected to attend Project Day to see what Grand Valley students are
working on and to expose them to how engineering and computing is
relevant to everyday life.
“The Future Looks Bright” Project Day
Thursday, April
19
10 a.m.-noon
Kennedy Hall of Engineering
Pew Grand
Rapids Campus
Among the nearly 70 projects that will be displayed, others
include a multi-terrain walker created for a teenager with cerebral
palsy and a mouse maze game that challenges mice to search for cheese.
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