The Science, Engineering & Technology exhibits at various events and venues cover a wide range of topics and technologies, including aerospace, computing, geospacial systems, electricity, robotics, wind power, small engines, model vehicles, woodworking, welding, safety, and bicycles.
The Aerospace exhibit showcases various components of aircraft design and engineering, including aerodynamics, propulsion, and control systems. It also provides information on the history of aviation and the principles of flight.
The Computer exhibit features interactive displays that demonstrate the power and versatility of computing systems. Visitors can explore programming languages, networking, hardware and software components, and virtual reality simulations.
The Geospacial exhibit is concerned with the study and application of geographic information systems (GIS), which involves the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data related to location and space. This exhibit provides an overview of the technology and its various applications, such as mapping, environmental monitoring, and urban planning.
The Electricity exhibit explores the principles of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution. It includes hands-on demonstrations of electrical circuits, motors, and generators, as well as information on renewable energy technologies.
The Robotics exhibit showcases the latest developments in robotics technology, including programmable robots, sensors, and animatronics. Visitors can interact with various robots and learn about their capabilities and applications in fields such as manufacturing, medicine, and entertainment.
The Power of Wind exhibit highlights the potential of wind power as a renewable energy source. It includes information on wind turbine design, wind farm operation, and the benefits of wind energy for the environment and the economy.
The Small Engines exhibit focuses on the principles of combustion engines and their applications in transportation, agriculture, and other industries. Visitors can learn about engine components, maintenance procedures, and the latest innovations in engine technology.
The Model Vehicle exhibit allows visitors to view and operate a variety of model vehicles, including cars, planes, and boats. It also includes information on the history and development of model vehicles as a hobby and a science.
The Woodworking exhibit showcases the art and science of woodworking, including furniture design, carpentry, and cabinetry. Visitors can view tools and techniques used in woodworking, as well as examples of finished products.
The Welding exhibit features demonstrations of welding techniques and equipment, as well as information on the applications of welding in various industries. It also includes information on the safety precautions required for welding.
The Safety exhibit focuses on the importance of safety in science and engineering, covering topics such as personal protective equipment, hazard assessment, and emergency response. Visitors can learn about common hazards and risks associated with science and engineering activities, and the steps they can take to prevent accidents and injuries.
The Bicycle exhibit explores the history and evolution of bicycles, as well as the science and engineering principles behind their design and operation. It includes information on various types of bicycles, such as mountain bikes, road bikes, and electric bikes, as well as safety precautions for riding.
Posted by Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County on 2012-08-10 17:25:47