Aggies Invent
Stephanie Cannon '06 October 27, 2014 9:55 AM
Over the weekend, Texas A&M students participated in Aggies Invent, a 48-hour event during which time students were tasked with brainstorming, designing and developing a product intended to be used to alleviate some of the challenges faced by first responders
in the field.
During the two-day event, students were mentored by experts in emergency response who had been asked to provide students with problems within their profession that could be solved by innovation. Teams--the majority of which consisted of Dwight Look College of Engineering students--were given a work space in the Engineering Innovation Center, where they also had access to laser-cutting machines, 3-D printers, and more.
Read the full story at theeagle.com.
During the two-day event, students were mentored by experts in emergency response who had been asked to provide students with problems within their profession that could be solved by innovation. Teams--the majority of which consisted of Dwight Look College of Engineering students--were given a work space in the Engineering Innovation Center, where they also had access to laser-cutting machines, 3-D printers, and more.
Read the full story at theeagle.com.
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