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Advanced Cybernetics 101 Projects: Cybernetics Systems Engineering of Model 101.

👋 In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, I want to shine a spotlight on an incredible African American engineer who deserves more recognition. 🌟 Meet Granville T. Woods, a true trailblazer in the world of engineering! 🚀 Born in 1856, Woods overcame numerous obstacles to become one of the most influential inventors of his time. His innovative mind and determination paved the way for future generations. You might not have heard of Woods, but his contributions were groundbreaking. He held more than 60 patents in his lifetime, focusing on electrical and mechanical inventions that revolutionized the railroad and transportation industries. 🚂 One of Woods’ most notable inventions was the “telegraphony,” a device that allowed voice communication between trains and train stations. 📞 This invention greatly improved safety and efficiency in the railroad system, making travel safer for everyone. But Woods didn’t stop there! He also developed the multiplex telegraph, which allowed multiple messages to be sent simultaneously over a single wire. 📡 This invention laid the foundation for modern-day telecommunications systems. Woods’ impact on engineering and technology cannot be overstated. His brilliance and perseverance continue to inspire us today. Let’s celebrate his achievements and ensure his legacy lives on! 🎉 So, let’s take a moment to honor Granville T. Woods. Let’s continue to uplift and celebrate the achievements of African American engineers and inventors. Together, we can create a future where everyone’s contributions are recognized and celebrated. 💪 #BlackHistoryMonth #EngineeringHeroes #InnovationMatters #ShareTheInspiration #EngineeringLegacy #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Inspiration #EngineeringGenius #GranvilleTWoods #EngineeringLegend #BlackExcellence #CommunicationRevolution #Innovation #GameChanger #TransportationRevolution #InventorExtraordinaire #EngineeringInnovator

Researchers are just beginning to understand the power of public art to transform public safety — and that the cost of trying it is shockingly low. Opportunities are endless with all forms of paint and thermoplastic markings. #localcommunities #localcommunity #playmark #playmarkaustralia #happychild #thermoplastic #playgroundmarkings #thermoplasticmarkings #schoolswa #perthschools #waschools #catholicschools #educationwa #educationmatters #educationdesign #earlychildhoodeducation #earlychildhoodlearning #earlychildhooddevelopmentandeducation #localgov #localgovernment #localgovernmentwa #localcommunity #perthlife #catholiceducation #catholicschoolswa #landscapearchitects #landscapedesign #urbanplanning #urbandesign #urbandevelopment

Day 1 of Cultivating Safety and Connection: Inside, Outside & In-Between has arrived! We're excited to be a part of this conference and dive deeper into Understanding Our Common Humanity through the Polyvagal Theory. #PolyvagalTheory

A very subtle summarization of the current dynamics of the GUT (barring the lack of mathematical proofs).

This is an excellent short vid, it has implications beyond technology in the Great Unraveling. Our work touches on this deeply. https://bit.ly/45GI96x #Wisdom #coherence

Welcome, Spring! 🌱✈️ Dive into our latest blog post where we explore the intersection of renewal, innovation, and the enduring spirit of the Wright Brothers. Discover how the first light of spring at Kitty Hawk illuminates our paths towards dreaming and soaring beyond our limits. Let's awaken to our dreams and aspirations with the vibrant energy of spring. 🌼 Read more and be inspired: https://wix.to/7EKpPFQ #FirstDayOfSpring #InnovationMeetsNature #NewBlogPost

At last the real knowledge, science and engineering is beginning to be heard.

#UnwrapYourDream: 💫 Dreams in Spotlight: Kelvin Doe In the heart of Sierra Leone, amidst the backdrop of a community rebuilding itself, there's a story that resonates with the power of dreams and the spirit of innovation. It's about Kelvin Doe, a young boy from Freetown, who saw potential where others saw despair. At just 13, Kelvin didn't just dream; he acted. With the resources at hand, which were little more than discarded electronics, he built a radio station. This wasn't a mere pastime; it was Kelvin's way of knitting his community together, offering a platform for voices that might otherwise go unheard. Broadcasting as "DJ Focus," he became a symbol of resilience and hope. But Kelvin's story doesn't end there. Faced with frequent power outages, he created a battery from basic materials, lighting up not just homes but the imaginations of those around him. It's this kind of ingenuity that transforms challenges into opportunities. Kelvin’s journey took a significant turn when he caught the attention of David Sengeh from MIT. This opportunity to interact with some of the world's brightest minds wasn't just a personal achievement for Kelvin; it was a beacon for young dreamers everywhere, proving that innovation isn't confined by geography or resources. Choosing the play under the name 'DJ Focus,' Kelvin reminds us all of the power of concentration and persistence. His path from a local innovator to a source of global inspiration underscores a vital truth: with focus and determination, the potential for greatness exists in each of us. Kelvin's narrative is more than an account of technological prowess; it's a testament to the human spirit's capacity to dream and achieve, regardless of circumstance. It's a narrative that prompts us to think: How can we, as leaders, educators, and mentors, nurture this spirit of innovation and resilience in young people everywhere? In a world where the scale of challenges can often dwarf our sense of hope, stories like Kelvin's are essential. They remind us of the sheer potential that lies in dreaming big and the impact one individual can have in inspiring a community and beyond. ❤️🌍🔊 https://lnkd.in/gFrtveW5 #UnwrapYourDream #KelvinDoe #YoungInventor #Inspiration #DreamBig #dreams #education

This is the industrial technology program ad that I created for the inside back cover of our upcoming issue of “Searcy Living."