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The Red Team developed OnTrack, an automated and electric-powered device that scrubs rain contaminants off of railroad tracks and improves rail safety. OnTrack has cameras to produce a qualifiable results and can autonomously detect an obstacle near by and avoid collision.
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"...the thrill is in the effort of trying."
Congratulations to another year of hard work and amazing product prototypes from the 2.009 team! It was WILD!!!🎉 @009minions
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Feed Back is an integrated fish food dispensing control and feedback system for fish farmers developed by the Yellow Team! This device can be added to existing equipment to determine how much feed is needed and automatically dispense it, allowing farmers to tend to other tasks🐟
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The Blue Team launched Nami, an automatic water bottle cleaner that delivers a convenient dishwasher quality clean to college students' water bottles.
Nami - the new wave of water bottle cleaning🌊 #009Wild
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The Pink Team launched Contour, a software-free laser powered cutting machine! The device uses a simple, yet precise image capturing technology that brings a user's drawing to life. This would be the only laser cutter on the market that doesn't require software. #009wild
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Wake Buddy, a waterski communication device, was developed by the Green Team. This waterski handle and monitor system enables wireless, two-way communication between a waterskier and their boat driver! @009minions #prototypelaunch
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The energy in Kresge is WILD tonight! Don't miss the @009minions teams present six new amazing product prototypes! #009Wild @MIT @MITEngineering
Webcast: 009wild.com/webcast
the 2.009 FINAL presentations are tonight! Tune in to 009wild.com now!
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The Gold Team from @009minions was granted the Thomas Sheridan Award for Creativity in Man-Machine Integration. The team's capstone product was SandStill, a safer benchtop disc sander designed to prevent injury.
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The Gold Team developed SandStill, a disc sander that prevents sanding injuries by stopping immediately upon contact with skin. #009Move
6 Ideas! Over 100 students pitch 42 potential ideas as their first milestone in a semester-long journey to create a product themed around MOVE! #009mit #009move #iliketomoveitmoveit 💡💡💡💡💡💡
It’s @ellentroche !
In a @natBME study out today, a team including Associate Professor Ellen Roche, grad student Luca Rosalia, and Dr. Caglar Ozturk, has developed a customizable soft robotic aortic sleeve that can mimic the haemodynamics and biomechanics of aortic stenosis. nature.com/articles/s41551-0…





























