Lookin for cool ideas for a Bachelor project

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A group of four mechanical engineering students is seeking innovative ideas for their Bachelor project with a local hydraulic-systems company, emphasizing that cost is not a concern since the project will not be produced. They require a project focused on hydraulic or mechanical systems, as they lack expertise in programming or mathematics. The discussion includes humorous suggestions, such as creating robotic girlfriends, but the group is looking for more practical and challenging concepts. They invite creative and engaging project ideas that align with their mechanical engineering background. The goal is to develop a unique and fun project that showcases their skills in hydraulics and mechanics.
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*Looking for cool ideas for a Bachelor project!*

Hi everyone!
We are a group of 4 mechanical engineering students that will be doing a Bachelor project for a local hydraulic-systems company. We are just thinking of/looking for ideas...it will not be produced so cost is not a concern. Pretty much free to do whatever.

Usually the bachelor groups are made up of 1-2 mechanical engineers, a programmer, and a mathematician so they were able to do pretty much anything…This year, being that we are only mechanical engineers we will need a project that is mainly hydraulic/mechanical. Programming/PLS will not be included.
Does anyone have any cool/fun and challenging ideas?
Thanks in advance!
 
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Do you mean "Bachelor degree", or "bachelor" as in marital status? If the latter, the answer is simple—robotic girlfriends.
 
Danger said:
Do you mean "Bachelor degree", or "bachelor" as in marital status? If the latter, the answer is simple—robotic girlfriends.

We're in college, no need for robotic girlfriends! :D haha

Saving that project for later in life :D
 
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