Tag Archives: 3D Printing

Rescue on Angel’s Landing – a near future fictional story by Ken Hardman

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

exploring heavy-lift drones, semi-autonomous control, bio-medical engineering, materials science, robotics, smartphone technology, tactile sensing, anatomical recognition, noise suppression, emergency 3D printing, inflight drone re-fueling, drone swarm weather sensing, power regeneration, and animal voice recognition. STEM Magazine, February 2022, page 28 … Continue reading →

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Engineering the Bottle Cap Opener

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

At BYU, the engineering Capstone senior project year is now underway. There are 179 students. The first two weeks included lecture on the fundamentals of product development by Professors Carl Sorensen and Brian Jensen regarding Opportunity Development, Architecture Development, Subsystem … Continue reading →

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One + One-half = Four

Posted on August 26, 2014 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

“Rick?” Becca burst into her colleagues office with her laptop half open. “In the 3D-Printer specification you state that the extruding-head must move precisely to four equally spaced positions.” Rick let go of his mouse, leaned back and put his … Continue reading →

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