Control Projects: Ideas for Graduation Project

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Start date Jul 25, 2012
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Jul 25, 2012

mfecky

need ideas for graduation project in control field

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Jul 25, 2012

berkeman

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mfecky said:

need ideas for graduation project in control field

How about you throw out your top 10 ideas so far first...?

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