EMA 469 Design Competition
If you missed the competition, an archived
video is available online
at the MediaSite.
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Votes from the website, the MediaSite during the presentation, and from guests at the presentation are as follows:
If you have any suggestions for future versions of this competition, or if you would like to contact us for any reason, please fill out the form below. If you leave the name and email address fields blank, you will remain anonymous.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Engineering Physics
Madison, Wisconsin
Revised: 12/22/2008
Results
Once again, we would like to thank all of the people who helped to make this contest possible. All of the students have worked very hard on their projects and each team should be proud of what they have accomplished this semester. The judges had a difficult time deciding between eight very good designs.
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1st Place
The judges chose the Better Bottle Cleaner for the First Prize of $2500. Team members are Ben Blaser, Mai Lee Chang, Eric Magayne, Jason McDowell, and Derek Palm.
2nd Place
The judges chose the Somnus Shade for the Second Prize of $1000. Team members are Claude Drehfal, Andrew Elizondo, Miguel Gallego Eric Liegel, and Brandon Roeder.
Peoples' Choice
Thank you to all attendees (both actually and virtually present) who watched the presentation and voted for their favorites. The $500 Peoples' Choice award goes to Danielle Alling, Amanda Blaschko, Dylan Brown, Austin Kazda, and Peter Penegor of the Assistive Golf Chair Team.
Votes from the website, the MediaSite during the presentation, and from guests at the presentation are as follows:
If you have any suggestions for future versions of this competition, or if you would like to contact us for any reason, please fill out the form below. If you leave the name and email address fields blank, you will remain anonymous.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Engineering Physics
Madison, Wisconsin
Revised: 12/22/2008