ASME Student Members Take Part in Google Geek Street Fair in New York

ASME Student Members Take Part in Google Geek Street Fair in New York ASME Student Members Take Part in Google Geek Street Fair in New York ASME Student Members Take Part in Google Geek Street Fair in New York ASME Student part Luca Scanrano sits on City Tech's human fueled vehicle while controlling the Twisted Sister meanderer. ASME's Metropolitan Section collaborated with a gathering of ASME understudy individuals from New York City College of Technology to partake in the second Google Geek Street Fair - a free, outside occasion intended to get youngsters amped up for science and innovation. In excess of 500 kids and grown-ups went to the occasion, which was held the evening of May 28 in Gansevoort Plaza in New York. Google held its first Geek Street Fair two years prior at fourteenth Street Park in New York's Chelsea region. The current year's reasonable was supported by Google and the city's Meatpacking District Improvement Association. City Tech understudies Alexis Ortiz (left) and ASME understudy part Eugene Babkin (right) work the Candy Crane robot. The ASME gathering, drove by ASME part and City Tech teacher Andy Zhang, introduced an intuitive action for guests everything being equal, including a few robots made by understudies at City Tech. The robots incorporated the school's Twisted Sister robot wanderer; Candy Crane, which empowered children to utilize a hand-held controller to find and get candy with a mechanical paw; and City Tech Pony, a human fueled vehicle that as of late contended at the ASME Human Powered Vehicle Challenge East rivalry in Florida. The ASME Metropolitan Section/City Tech show was one of 17 corners offering hands-on exercises at the Google Geek Street Fair. Four ASME understudy individuals - Tiffany Chong, Eugene Babkin, Angjelo Kuka and Luca Scanrano - were among the City Tech understudies partaking in the occasion. City Tech understudies Anass Baroudi and Alexis Ortiz were likewise available to exhibit the robots for guests who halted by their stall.