Splash Biography

Join us as we explore the realm of disability engineering, learning what it means to be accessible/disability friendly, as well as why accessible engineering is necessary. We aim to put the students in the shoes of biomedical engineers in order to inspire inclusive thought whilst undermining negative stereotypes or stigma surrounding disability.

Students will be learning about electricity and electrical engineering through hands on activities. This lesson is important because it demonstrates the connection between electricity and magnetism, which underpins many technologies like motors and electromagnets. Understanding these concepts helps students grasp how these fundamental principles are applied in real-world devices.

In this lesson, students will learn about the science behind hydraulic machines and how liquids can be used to generate and transmit power. Students will also engage in hands-on activities to build sumo-robots to practice the engineering design process