PPC has been working on a new prototype. Meet the Jesus of PPC robots! Using the existing design, this robot is now created from corrugated plastic, or coroplast. It will be tear proof and is ultra durable. We guarantee it will take over twice the weight of the previous version, but even with the cardboard version full, they remain strong, so this is purely for bragging rights!
Project Positive Charge finished in second place at the recent 2012 2nd Annual Wideman Prize Competition. Despite missing out on the win, our team worked extremely well during the competition and we pushed ourselves to the best of our abilities. Having recently won an award at the SFU Sustainability Network Awards for Outstanding Initiative, this 2nd place finish further confirms our project success and great application of project management tools. Congratulations to all finalists and winners.
Photo Credits: Li Yang
We recently received an award for Outstanding Initiative at the SFU Sustainability Network Awards! We are very thrilled to have been selected as the winner as there were many great nominees out there! So a big thank you and congratulations to everyone.
As a token of appreciation to all of our supporters and participants.
We have released a short film as a way of saying thank you.
We would like to announce the initiation of Project Positive Charge! This is the Official Web Page of our project.
Please come back often for updates, announcements, and photos!
We also have an Official Facebook page!
http://www.facebook.com/projectpositivecharge
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