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ISEF · 2015

iDispense

My aim was to create a bulk food dispensing system that would: 1. Eliminate any perceived hygiene issues in relation to the use of bulk bin product selection. 2. Automatically dispense the q…

ISEF · 2015

IF - Intelligent Flow

The IF Project - Intelligent Flow aims to create a solution to one of the most serious environmental problems of this century, the excessive consumption of water and specially its wastage. T…

CSEF · 2015

If You Give a Kid an iPad

Behavioral & Social Sciences Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to determine the effect of technology in early childhood education. The focus of this experiment was to evaluate if the amount of technolo…

ISEF · 2015

I Gotta Biggin

Fishing is a hobby, a sport, and an avocation for some people; it is a big industry. I chose this project to test different types of fishing line, so that I could chose the line that would n…

CSEF · 2015

Illuminate Your Life with Light and Color

Behavioral & Social Sciences First Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to learn if there is right light and wall paint in a room; then, the mood will improve to create better lifestyle for a person, because wall paint and light…

ISEF · 2015

Imaging Kalanchoe Plantlet Initiation

Kalanchoe daigremontiana reproduces by producing plantlets along its leaf margins, unlike other plants that reproduce by embryos in seeds. It was long thought that these plantlets arose from…

ISEF · 2015

Improved Walker, Part Two

The purpose of this experiment is to design a suspension system that is adaptable to a wheeled walker. The goal is to reduce the amount of force it takes to travel over an uneven surface, an…

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