Biomechanics students collaborated with Maker Space to drop 3-D printed egg-saving apparatuses out of Dr. Iwanenko's window.
Students in Dr. Elizabeth Starns’ SPRT 424 Biomechanics course collaborated with the I-HACK Maker Space staff to drop custom-designed 3-D printed egg-saving apparatuses out of Dr. Walter Iwanenko’s Old Main conference room window to the sixth-street sidewalk below.
If, after launching out of the second floor, the eggs remained intact, teams were asked to prove their uncracked eggs were not hard-boiled or altered in any way before being declared victorious. Students also shared their explanations of how their egg drop activity related to biomedical concepts and injury.
See more from this collaborative activity on Gannon social media.
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