Research & Design (R/C Robotics) CPU
Introduction
 The
Research & Design (R/C Robotics) CPU teaches the processes of
engineering and development. As students create an original mobile
robotic device to solve a specific problem, they acquire important
knowledge and skills related to research, design, simple machines,
servo motors, gear trains, gear ratios, and mechanical linkages.
Featured
Careers
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Aerospace engineer
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Industrial designer
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Reliability engineer
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Electrical engineer
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Mechanical engineer
Skill Development
Technology Skills
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Career and occupational outlook
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Academic requirements
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Eight-step design process
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Design briefs
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Research and brainstorming
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Servo motors
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Mechanical linkages
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Design-loop process
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Design sketches and plans
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Automated design processes
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Prototyping and modeling processes
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Testing/evaluating, improving
Academic Skills
What's Included
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Applied Technologies Research & Design
(R/C Robotics) courseware CD
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Applied Technologies Research & Design
(R/C Robotics) Student Guide
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Applied Technologies Mars Rover set
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Radio controller sets
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Servo motors
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Electric rotary tool
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Toolbox
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Martian terrain set
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Miscellaneous materials and consumables
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Instructor's Overview
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Media
Cruiser
Ordering Information
Research & Design (R/C Robotics) - CCA970
CPU Objectives
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Aerodynamics
Aerospace
Aviation
Biotechnology
CADD - Architectural Design
CNC Lathe
CNC Mill
Computer Animation
Digital Audio Broadcasting
Digital Photography
Digital Video Editing
Electrical and Plumbing
Electronics
Engineering Design - 3D Modeling
Graphic Communications
Health Care
Interactive Multimedia
Mechanisms
Meteorology and Weather
Pneumatics
Polymer Science and Plastics
Precision Measuring
Research and Design (Automotive)
Research and Design (R/C Robotics)
Robotics Engineering
Robotics Technology
Structural Engineering
Television Broadcasting/Video Production
Transportation
Web Design
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