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Lego engineering for real world problems

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ryan  

Lego has had a product called NXT for a while now that is capable of some quite complex things.  Now the guys at Lego Engineering have started a series where they look at a real world problem and then attempt to solve it using the Lego NXT system.  In this article they look at the process of clearing blood clots using ultrasonic vibrations.

I always enjoyed playing with Lego.  Interesting to see how it's evolving.

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bill (73) Senior board member | 2007-11-28 19:54:05
we all need to start somewhere and the sooner that youngsters are introduced to engineering concepts and principles - the better - looking at the way that these "educational toys" have evolved - it does not suprise me that they can be readily adapted to light inductrial applications and lego in particular are continually pushing the boundaries.- before lego, it was mechano (that spelling doesn't look right)- and that had a lot of good stuff for budding engineers - I seem to recall that mechano made somrthing of a comeback ?
I'm not into toys!!! these days so don't know the current state of play
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