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| My name is Eric McMullen. I am a 13-year-old Grade 8 student from St. Monica’s School in Barrie, Ontario. I am very active with hockey and cross-country skiing in the winter and soccer, tennis and football in the summer. Inspiration for my project came when I saw a car skid on black ice; I thought, What could I do about this? I designed and constructed a detection system that detects black ice. This may save many people’s lives in the future and I hope it does. My motto is “Don’t be afraid to try new things”. And that is just what I did when I designed my model. |
| Eric McMullen
Black Ice
| Défi: | Innovation | | Catégorie: | Junior | | Région: | Simcoe County | | Ville: | Barrie, ON | | École: | St. Monica's E.S. | | Sommaire: | This project invented a detection system to alert drivers of potential transparent ice on roads. This innovation’s purpose was to design a speed limit sign that alerts drivers of dangerous, icy roads in applicable climates. When moisture was present and the thermometer circuit read below 0° Celsius, the L.E.D. display illuminated. Driver awareness of black ice could prevent road related accidents and promote road safety. |
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