Shape Memory Alloy

The IDEAs Clinic Team

The IDEAs Clinic Team

WEEF Lab

Students in the WEEF lab

Professor Melek talking with students

Professor Melek talking with students

Professor Mayer talking with student
Instructors helping students
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
The shape memory alloy
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
The IDEAs Clinic Team
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The IDEAs Clinic Team
WEEF Lab
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Students in the WEEF lab
Professor Melek talking with students
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Professor Melek talking with students
Professor Mayer talking with student
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Instructors helping students
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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The shape memory alloy
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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Students in WEEF lab programming Arduino.
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The first run of the shape memory alloy activity happened in Spring 2015. The first year Mechatronics students were able to experiment, program, and power nitinol wires in a two-hour time span.