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CYSF · 2025

Line following robot

In this project we use an arduino r3 microcontroller to control a line tracking module, allowing sensors on the robot to access the code allowing it to sense if its on a black line or if its…

CYSF · 2025

liquids and sprouts

WE are using grey water which is used water from dishes and regular water and grape juice to see what grows a plant the tallest.

CYSF · 2025

Lithium Engine

Using Lithium as an alternate energy source mixed with water to power a small model car engine, showing that it can be used as an alternate power source.

CYSF · 2025

Machines at play

Can you find simple machines on a playground and if you can on which playground equipment can you find them ? I did a research project so I looked up each part of my question .

CYSF · 2025

Making D.I.Y Lava Lamps

This experiment is easy, interesting and very fascinating. The materials are easy to find and the procedure is also interesting as it teaches us chemical science and a cool new formula.

CYSF · 2025

mini robot Arm.

The robot arm will mostly function like a real human arm and will be controlled with a joystick. As you can see, there are many different types of robotic arms with different purposes. Our c…

CYSF · 2025

Mood Sensing & Interventions

In this project, I will create a program that will be able to detect and classify a person's mood using machine learning, and then change the ambience of their surroundings accordingly to en…

CYSF · 2025

Musical Heartbeat

My project is about how different types of music can affect your heart beat and how these different types of music can make you more energized or make u more relaxed

CYSF · 2025

Music and Memory

This project studies how music affects memory and suggests classical music helps. It aims to enhance life for people with dementia or memory loss. Materials include headphones, a music playe…

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