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Dynamic Design: The Rube Goldberg Device Cycle

Explore the innovative Rube Goldberg device designed by Rajasaari, Collins, Mitchell, and Wright. See a rough sketch of their creation as the car rolls down the ramp, triggering a series of events that culminate in a lamp activation. Discover the cost breakdown of the materials used and the construction challenges faced by the team. In the end, celebrate their success in achieving the device's goals and the valuable experience gained by team members.

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Dynamic Design: The Rube Goldberg Device Cycle

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  1. Rube Goldberg Device Cyle Rajasaari Andrew Collins Cody Mitchell Sam Wright

  2. Design • Rough sketch of what we wanted to accomplish in our device

  3. Device Description • Car rolls down ramp and collides with bearing • Bearing rolls down ramp and is projected into funnel • Bearing hits clothes pin and releases string holding up weights • Weights fall on second clothes pin and release hammer • Hammer activates lamp or triggers next device

  4. Calculations

  5. Costs • 2 clothes pins - $0.20 • Ball bearing - $1.50 • Lamp - $5.00 • Wood - $5.00 • String - $0.50 • TOTAL = $19.70 • Funnel - $0.50 • Hammer - $3.50 • 2 pulleys - $1.50 • Weight - $1.50 • Toy car - $0.50

  6. Construction Issues • Fitting everything together just right • Stabilizing funnel • Making sure our device was constructed so that we could be triggered by/trigger other devices

  7. Conclusion • Device successfully accomplished what was required of it • Team members gained valuable teamwork and engineering experience

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