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If its easy, then it isn't worthy of being used for a thesis!

"The approved topics will have its prototype right after the defense." I believe we have a problem with translation to English. What is to be defended? Defense means to repel or avoid an attack!

Maybe what this student will be getting is a worthless "mechanical engineering" degree. It sounds like it since this student believes that his professor would never look here for somebody cheating to find a thesis topic. I could understand this type of foolish approach from an undergraduate freshman. But blatant cheating like this on an open forum does not speak well of this student's school.

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sorry sir redferd. but what i really meant for the word " easy" is not what you think. I meant that word as "we are after those topics that the materials to be used are available and the prototype result is not time dependent. Any topic which doesnt involve extraction or anything the same as those because they are hazardous and too expensive. Sorry that u misunderstood the word "EASY" in my attached question.

Im just getting advice and asking question from this forum. and I think it is not bad, right? So please dont judge us.I think u can say ur comments in a nice one so no one will be offended. thank u so much sir . God bless.

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While I try to not offend people without reason, I am glad to see that my comments pointed out the dangerous ambiguity in your choice of words. You should present and defend your thesis with better precision and clarity of thought than you demonstrated in your initial question. I can guarantee, my jab will seem like a paper cut if you present a hackneyed concept as your own to a sharp academic committee. This is supposed to be a challenge for you to shine in front of the professors who taught you. Nothing you bring should even seem to be plagiarized. At the same time though, refining your ideas by first proposing parts of your ideas to a public forum can be helpful. But still caution should be your guide. For it would be ironic for you to bring your idea here, and then be cited for plagiarism by a CR4 member of your faculty for using an idea you proposed here yourself. It would also be very tragic, unnecessarily complicate your defense of the skills you should be proud of and very ironic.

So take this and my earlier abuse as a little free lesson for you. Know that I said those things because it appeared to me that you were degrading your schooling, not that I wished to degrade your schooling.

I look forward to you joining this freewheeling community.

sir redfred

thank u so much. i really appreciated your concern. and I saw your point. thank u sir. and thank u for welcoming me in this forum.

Thanks for clarifying the defense! I don't recall any such process in my past, but then there are a lot of things I don't recall...and it is very much in the past!

Mech Matt

thank u so much. U really help us.

Recently a minister in Kerala (India) has announced a million rupees prize for anyone who can make a machine to climb a coconut tree and bring down coconuts without a human having to climb the tree. Perhaps you can have a crack at it.

You should make this a discussion topic in mechanical engineering... It would be interesting to see how many gears begin turning over this topic.

I'm suprised Honda hasnt tackled the chalange simply for publicity on there crew of robots they have that do most everything else but climb a coconut tree!

It is a mechanical engineering + robotics challenge. However a million rupees is not much. About 50 rupees make a dollar. One of the main reasons why agriculture in poor countries is not mechanised is because of the low labour cost. It costs only about a dollar to harvest two coconut palms. And these palms need to be climbed only once in 45 days or so. I think the economics of it is not attractive to big players. But as a student project, it will be very interesting.

Okay, you mentioned a copra peeler. How about using copra peels in a composter that heats water and generates methane?