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ENGR110/210Perspectives in Assistive Technology
February 17, 2015
David L. Jaffe, MSInstructor
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Today’s Handouts, Signup Sheets, and Fillout Forms
For all students:
• Attendance Sheet - important to verify your attendance
• Student signup sheet carpool to Gait Lab – Tue, February 24th
For everyone:
• Class Session Evaluation Form
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Mid-term Presentation & Report
1. Mid-term report and presentation together account for 20% of course grade.
2. Presentations are scored, not “graded”.
3. Reports will be marked up and rated “good”, “very good”, or “excellent”.
4. Mid-term report and presentation should be considered “practice” for final report and
presentation (which each account for 30% of course grade). Consider presentation
comments and report markups.
5. Final grade considers reports, presentations, and participation.
6. Missed lectures that are not made up have an impact on an student’s grade.
7. Previous years’ students got “A” or “A-” because they put in a significant effort into their
projects, presentations, and reports – and they participated in class discussions.
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FailureThe Upside of
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Failure
1. Is it always a negative thing?
2. Is it always something to avoid?
3. Are some failures better than others?
4. Is failure the opposite of success?
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If at first you don't succeed,
don't take up skydiving!
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“Failure is not an option”
Apollo XIII
Why wasn’t
Failure an
option?
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Failure is always an option
Adam Savage
Mythbusters
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“Failure is not falling down,
it is not getting up again.”
Mary Pickford
Actress
Don’t give
up after a
setback
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“I have not failed. I've just found
10,000 ways that won't work.”
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison could have
benefitted from a
better scientific
understanding of
the problem
Seth Shostak SETI Astronomer
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“If you want to increase your success rate,
double your failure rate.”
You can be discouraged by failure, or you can learn from it
- so go ahead and make mistakes, make all you can -
- because, remember that's where you'll find success –
on the far side of failure.
Thomas J. Watson Sr.
Prototype more,
prototype faster
Need to
experience failure
before you can
achieve success
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Not many people are willing to give failure a second opportunity -they fail once and it's all over. If you're willing to accept failure
and learn from it, if you're willing to consider failure as a blessing in disguise and bounce back, you've got the potential of
harnessing one of the most powerful success forces.Joseph Sugarman
Failure should be our teacher, not our undertaker. Failure is delay, not defeat. It is a temporary detour, not a dead end.
Denis Watley
From honest failure can come valuable experience.William Arthur Ward
Other Thoughts
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“Failure to prepare
is preparing to fail”
Ben Franklin
Founding Father
Incorporate
failure into your
design process
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“Trying is the first step
towards failure”
Homer Simpson
Cartoon Father
Avoid failure by
not making an
attempt, taking
a chance
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“Embrace Failure!”
Professor Dave Beach
I’ve failed!
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“Failure is the highway to success”
John Keats
Poet
Failure is part
of the process
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Messages
1. Prototype early and often – use sketches, crude models,
cardboard-aided design (CAD)
2. Employ all your knowledge, senses, skills, and
engineering intuition
3. Make good use of team members, coaches, resource
people, teaching team, and facilities
4. Balance planning, analyzing, and fabrication tasks –
manage your time, your most valuable resource
5. Don’t expect a linear path of successes from beginning to
end
6. Prepare to make mistakes and experience failures – plan
for them, understand them, learn from them
7. Don’t get discouraged & don’t give up
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Discussion
1. Was Apollo XIII a success or failure?
2. Was the Concorde a success or failure?
3. What ultimately determines success / failure?
4. Can an effort be a partial success / failure?
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Next Tuesday – Feb 24th
Jessica Rose, PhD & Katelyn Cahill-Rowley
Tour of Motion & Gait Analysis Lab
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Motion & Gait Analysis Laboratory
321 Middlefield Road, Suite 130
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Link
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Thursday
Assistive Technology Faire
• Visual Touch Therapy
• Service Dog Training
• Digital Accelerator Ring and the Main Hand Brake
• Podna RoverMagnifiers, Mobility Aids, Computer Hardware & Software
• Beyond Exoskeletons - Wearable Exosuit Technologies
• Eyefluence’s Eye-interaction Platform
• PEAT
• Whill Wheelchair
• RoScooter and Rota Wheel
Review all the offerings with someone in the class who is not on your project team.
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Today
Teri A. Adams, JD
Universal Design and the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley
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Short Break
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Break Activities
• Stand up and stretch
• Take a bio-break
• Text message
• Web-surf
• Respond to email
• Talk with classmates
• Reflect on what was presented in class
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