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Tuesday, November 30, 2004

Two new cubes, smaller model


Our first baby cube was 1m80 in size. We made two new cubes, a bit smaller: 1m70. This is a challenge. Losing only 10cm, we also lost 16% of volume, thus floatability. We have to make mecatronics stuff at least 16% lighter. Very challenging. Not impossible, though.

posted by Eric at 12:18 AM

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