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| − | + | == Team Members == | |
| + | Jackson Kleeman, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer | ||
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| + | Daniel Reiff, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer | ||
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| + | Allen Slama, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer | ||
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| + | == Objective == | ||
| + | No matter how thick the socks and no matter how many foot warmers you stuff into your ski boot, there are some days when the conditions are just too brittle for comfort. We aim to solve this by developing a solar panel-powered ski boot heater with a temperature gauge to ensure the boot does not overheat. | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 26 January 2017
Team Members
Jackson Kleeman, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer
Daniel Reiff, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer
Allen Slama, Class of 2019, Systems Engineer
Objective
No matter how thick the socks and no matter how many foot warmers you stuff into your ski boot, there are some days when the conditions are just too brittle for comfort. We aim to solve this by developing a solar panel-powered ski boot heater with a temperature gauge to ensure the boot does not overheat.
