he three winners, all students at the Georgia Institute of echnology (Georgia ech), came up with a concept for a product they named the Belleville Spring ire, which would replace air sacs with bands of plastic, rubber, or metal, eliminating the possibility of a blowout as well as improving performance. Monte Jade Southeastern will assist the winning team in applying for a patent for this concept.<\/p>\n
Stanaland is on track to finish his Bachelor\u2019s degree in mechanical engineering and will enter a Master\u2019s program immediately thereafter. saur is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in computational data analysis. Kim is a senior majoring in information technology management who also works for Delta airlines.<\/p>\n
Arnob Banik, a mechanical engineering student at the University of Akron, took second place in the competition with his project, Wet Friction Characteristics Mimicking Frog oe Pad. Ashkan Nazari, a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering at Virginia ech, took third place for his New wo-Air-Chamber Design with Sensor-Controlled Conical ire. Another trio of Georgia ech students working as a team, Alan Ko, Lillian Ko, and Michelle Kung, earned honorable mention for their concept, read Paint.<\/p>\n
Sponsored by Maxxis, Future ires was one category of Monte Jade Southeastern\u2019s Innovation Competition (MJIC). Entrants were required to submit detailed designs or prototypes plus supporting information. First, second, and third-place winners received cash prizes, plaques, and the possibility of internships or mentoring in the industry.\u00a0 Maxxis supported the competition with the goal of attracting high-achieving S EM students to the tire industry. \u00a0<\/p>\n
A branch of the global Monte Jade Science and echnology Association, Monte Jade Science and echnology Southeastern (Monte Jade Southeastern) was formed in Atlanta, Georgia in 1993. Monte Jade Southeastern conducts seminars, conferences, and other events every year.<\/p>\n
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