National Engineering Month 2010 – U of T Rube Goldberg Machine
June 23, 2010 by: admin
National Engineering Month happens every year to promote the importance and fun of engineering to the rest of the world. There are events like Designaplooza (run by the HiSkule Committee at U of T), K’nex Workshop (run by the Ontario Science Centre) and Water for the World (run by Engineers Without Borders and the Public Library). This year, universities all across Ontario decided to build Rube Goldberg Machines, which were connected together via internet (each machine ended in a button, which sent a signal to the next machine). The last machine activated lights at Ontario Science Center displaying “E4TW” – Engineers For The World. The machines were ran at 1:00 pm on Saturday, Feburay 27, 2010.
Neato! 1:00 reminds me of Little Big Planet haha.
@Killjoy3990 Thats my coughing.
@LuckieyU They where at 0:16
@happyypanda It was a team effort =P
YEAH!!! CANADA TOOK IT ALL!!!!
Great job everybody =D
i like the beer bottles. were you the one who drank them, raygun25?
The ece lights weren’t taped.. but watever.. lol
awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
haha that is awesome
It went by too fast =(
Good Job RayGun25.
You deserve a Medal.
YEAAA that’s maaa hand that turned the gumball machine.!!!!