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Can I Build It? The Question Behind AEROV

What happens when students transition from textbook theory to assembling functional aircraft and subsea robots? Real engineering begins when theoretical formulas meet physical trade-offs, diagnostic failure modes, and hands-on assembly. Here is the engineering philosophy behind AEROV: moving students past passive observation to ask whether they can build it themselves.

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Engineering Philosophy

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