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Forcemech Ultralite G20 PRO

Forcemech Ultralite G20 Pro is a foldable power wheelchair designed for daily mobility. The frame is a carbon fiber monocoque structure that provides high stiffness with low weight. The chair weighs about 25 pounds without the battery and supports up to 300 pounds. A compact folding structure allows simple storage and transport. Controls are placed within easy reach for smooth acceleration, turning, and stopping. The seating geometry is engineered to reduce fatigue during extended use. The design supports independence, safety, and comfort for people with limited mobility.

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CR1

The CR1 is a carbon fiber wheelchair that is fully customizable to the user's individual specifications and preferences. The unique, dual-angle front end was designed to follow the lines of the user's body, allowing them to get closer to objects for improved accessibility and maneuverability in tight spaces. The aerodynamic tube profile and its orientation were designed to improve strength, user comfort in areas contacting the body and aesthetically to promote a sense of speed. The dual-purpose sideguards provide protection to the user while acting as a structural member for support.

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Tensegrity

Tensegrity is a deployable sensor designed for disaster areas. Tensegrity is dropped from a drone to gather data for emergency response teams, including gas leaks, images and sounds from survivors. Rigid rods and nylon threads form a tensioned structure that absorbs the impact of a fall from more than 50 meters, so no parachute is required. Four collapsed modules are carried in a box under the drone and released over the site, where each module opens on landing. The sensor reaches places that people cannot safely approach.

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Sim One

Sim One is a monitoring device designed to detect tsunamis in the open sea. Existing warning methods rely on simulations of earthquake data, which are delayed and often inaccurate. Sim One measures the internal dynamics of the ocean in real time. Several units are anchored along a chain, 30 to 50 kilometres apart, forming a monitoring network. When a dangerous ocean current is detected, a communication buoy is released and sends warning signals from the surface. The shell is made of aluminium bronze and titanium with an anti-corrosion coating.

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Remigo One

RemigoOne is the first fully integrated outboard motor in the form of a rudder. Involving boaters, sailors, and enthusiasts throughout the development process gave the team strong insights needed to redesign boating into a simple, frustration-free experience for all, including those with no nautical know-how. It is the lightest in its class, with all vital parts sealed into an IP67 watertight housing, and requires near-zero maintenance. It is also truly versatile: the same unit can propel any type of vessel up to 8m/1500kg, fits seawater, and meets regulations for use on all inland waterways.

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SRC5000

This humanoid robot controller integrates AI capabilities, with its design emphasizing continuous learning and enhanced computational power derived from AI data. The dual surface cooling fins and partitioned cooling system ensure stability even under maximum load conditions. The controller is equipped with a multiprocessor heterogeneous system, including an AI processor, enabling the robot to generalize tasks across various scenarios.

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