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09-10-2010, 19:27
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Re: paper: Applied Engineering to Non-FIRST Applications: Redesigning Lacrosse Mesh
This paper is a result of a project I worked on over the summer. I think it really highlights how the engineering process learned in FIRST can be applied to non-FIRST problems by students. This specific paper deals with the redesign of lacrosse mesh; something I would guess most people involved in FIRST have no prior knowledge about. Even so, I posted this because I felt the members of Chief Delphi might take inspiration from it.
Sincerely, Bryan Culver 
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