
2018 year end camp presented by
Dream world robotics
WELCOME TO OUR TIME MACHINE LAB
We have put together all the robotics resources to build this Delorean Time Machine that brings all our lovely students and teachers back to the past history when all great inventions were created. Enjoy the trip.
1 Full Day National Science Centre Exploration
There was a group of 23 students participated in this trip. We visited all the sections of the centre. We explored the concept of those science demonstrations and took part on the prepared experiment sessions. It was fun, interesting and challenging. Let’s see what we have done there.

national science centre KL

Exploring electric existence

Experiment time…

Finding radio signal

Arrival group photo

Zahra Sofea on stage

Solar with plane

Exercising with bicycle

Playing with LED touch screen
Here’s the crazy ones who made this project happen
We’re glad that there were 23 students and 6 teachers took part in this big project and made it a meaningful activity together for everyone to end the year of 2018. It was really fun and fantastic. Let’s see who they are.

here is the crazy ones
Fasten your seat belt, Delorean is going to depart…
Let’s revisit all the historical great inventions. We studied the underlying concept of 18 discoveries and inventions of the past. And we try to put all these back with our robotics resources. Hope you enjoy the trip with us. Go go go.

LET’s start the trip now
1658 | clock

Christiaan huygnes
April 1629 – July 1695
INVENTED PENDULUM CLOCK IN 1658
“I believe that we do not know anything for certain, but everything probably.”
Christiaan Huygnes Story
Christiaan Huygnes was born in April 1629 and died on July 1695 in the Hague, Netherlands.
He began his early education at home under private tutor. He continued his study in the University of Leiden to study law and maths. His early publications focused on mathematical problems and in 1654 he turned his attention to the telescope.
His greatest invention is the invention of the first pendulum clock in 1658, with an error of less than one minute a day. He went on to refine his clock and ultimately limiting errors to less than ten seconds over twenty four hours.


The Clock presented by Harris
1685 | Camera

Johann zahn
May 1641 – June 1707
INVENTED FIRST CAMERA IN 1685
“You press the button, we do the rest.”
Johann Zahn Story
Johann Zahn was born in March 1641 and died in June 1707. Zahn was considered as the first photographer who invented camera in 1685.
Throughout his life, he produced many books to spread his idea about camera. Among his famous books are Oculus Artificialis Teledioptricus Sive Telescopium and Specula Physico-Mathematico-Historica Notabilium ac Mirabilium Sciendorum.
The first camera made by Zahn in 1685 was small and portable enough to be practical for photography. He also demonstrated the use of mirrors and lenses to erect the image, enlarge and focus it.


The Camera presented by Jun Yeat
1687 | gravity

isaac newton
Jan 1642 – March 1727
DISCOVER GRAVITY LAW IN 1687
“If i have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.”
ISAAC NEWTON Story
Isaac Newton was born in Jan 1642 and died in Mar 1727. Isaac Newton was a premature baby; and small enough to fit inside a quart sized cup; and whose chances of survival were dim.
In 1687, his famous book Principia Mathematica explained the three laws of motion that laid the framework for modern physics. The most popular anecdote about Isaac Newton is the story of how the theory of gravitation came to him, after being hit on the head with a falling apple.
Legend has it that a young Issac Newton was sitting under an apple tree when he was bonked on the head by a falling piece of fruit, a 17th-century “aha moment” that prompted him to suddenly come up with his law of gravity.


The Gravity presented by Holden
1709 | PIANO

Bartolomeo Cristofori
May 1655 – Jan 1731
INVENTED FIRST PIANO IN 1709
“The original name for piano is Piano et forte, which means soft and loud in Italian”
Bartolomeo Cristofori Story
Bartolomeo Cristofori was born in May 1655 and died in Jan 1731. He spent his youth and adolescene serving as the apprentice to the Nicolo Amati, one of the best Italian violin makers of his time.
In 1688 he caught the attention of the Ferdinando de Medici, son of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III. Then he was recruited to become his official violin maker and musician. Along his career with Ferdinando, Cristofori started working on new instruments. His first work was on keyboard instruments.
Cristofori apparently invented the first piano in 1709. By 1726, he had arrived at the all essentials of the modern piano action.


The Piano presented by Kay Heng
1839 | BICYCLE

Kirkpatrick macmillan
Sept 1812 – Jan 1878
INVENTED FIRST BICYCLE IN 1839
“Every great invention is first a creation for the creator himself.”


Kirkpatrick Macmillan Story
Kirkpatrick Macmillan was born in Sept 1812 and died in Jan 1878. His father was a blacksmith and at the age of 12, Kirkpatrick became an apprentice to his father. When he was young, he involved in variety of works.
Macmillan assisted his father at the forge when he chanced upon a hobbyhorse. Hobbyhorse was a two-wheeled bike that had to be propelled by pushing one’s foot on the ground. He decided to built one for himself.
Upon completion, he realised what a radical improvement it would be if he could propel it without putting his feet on the ground.
He soon started working towards it and in 1839 came up with the first working model of a pedal bicycle.
The Bicycle presented by Jayden
3 Full Days Intensive Camp
There were 23 students participated in this camp, working intensive 24 hours on designing, assembling and programming to give life to the great invention robots. It was fun, interesting & challenging. Let’s continue your tour.

Working closely and focus
1876 | Telephone

Alexander graham bell
March 1847 – August 1922
INVENTED FIRST TELEPHONE IN 1868
“Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.”


Alexander Graham Bell Story
Alexander Graham Bell was born in March 1847 and died in August 1922. He receive most of his education from his mother who was an unusually gifted painter and pianist, despite her deafness.
In 1870, after the death of two of his brothers, the Bell family moved to Canada for the sake of his health. Expanding on his father’s work of teaching deaf people to communicate, he began working on transmitting telephonic messages.
While pursuing his teaching profession, he conducted his research to perfect the harmonic telegraph, so as to transmit several telegraph messages simultaneously over a single wire. Alongside, he was also drawn towards another idea of transmitting the human voice over a single wire.
On march 10, 1876, he produced the first intelligible telephone call, when he summoned his assistant, with words that Bell transcribed in his lab notes as “Mr. Watson-come here-i want see you”. Watson heard his voice through the wire and thus received the first telephone call.
Telephone presented by Sofea
1879 | light bulb

Thomas edison
Feb 1847 – Oct 1931
INVENTED FIRST LIGHT BULB IN 1879
“What you are will show in what you do.”
Thomas Edison Story
Thomas Edison was born in February 1847 and died in October 1931. During his childhood, he had scarlet fever and ear infections left him with hearing difficulties and nearly deaf.
He was a hyperactive child and so he attended school only for a few months and was instead taught by his mother. He used to sell newspapers, candy and vegetable on the railroads, He even printed and sold his own newspaper, called the Grand Trunk Herald.
Edison made the first public demonstration of his incandescent light bulb on December 31, 1879.


Light Bulb presented by Chong Han
1882 | Table Fan

SCHUYLER SKAATS WHEELER
May 1860 – April 1923
INVENTED FIRST TABLE FAN IN 1882
SCHUYLER SKAATS WHEELER Story
Schuyler Skaats Wheeler was born in May 1860 and died in April 1923.Wheeler was educated at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School. At age od 21, Wheeler worked as electrician at Electrical Lighting Company.
He was an American electrical engineer and manufacturer who specialized in power saving electrical tools. He also invented many electrical devices such as electric fan, electric elevator and electric motor.
Wheeler invented the John Scott Medal for this invention in 1904 by the Franklin Institude. Wheeler also wrote technical articles related to eletricity in various journals, such as “The Cheap John in Electrical Engineering”.


Table Fan presented by Joshua
1887 | Ceiling Fan

Philip Diehl
Jan 1847 – April 1913
INVENTED FIRST CEILING FAN IN 1887
PHILIP DIEHL Story
Philip Diehl was born in January 1847 and died in April 1913. He was a mechanical engineer and inventor of electric incandescent lamps, eletric motors for sewing machines and ceiling fans.
In 1887, Philip Diehl installed a fan blade on a sewing machine motor and attached it to the ceiling, inventing a ceiling fan. He added a split-ball joint, allowing it to be redirected, later he developed the first oscillating fan.
In 1889, the American Institude of New York awarded Philip Diehl a bronze medal, which bears the inscription The Medal of Merit.


Ceiling Fan presented by Harith
1893 | car

Karl benz
Nov 1844 – April 1929
INVENTED FIRST CAR IN 1893
“Friends say it’s fine, friends say it’s good, everybody says it’s just like Rock and Roll. Move like a cat, charge like a ram, sting like a bee, babe i wanna be your man. Well it’s plain to see you were meant for me, yeah I’m your toy, your 20 century boy.”


KARL BENZ Story
Karl Benz was born in November 1844 and died in April 1929. Benz had originally focused his studies on locksmithing, but he eventually followed his father’s steps toward locomotive engineering.
During these years, while riding his bicycle, he started to envision concepts for a vehicle that would eventually become the horseless carriage. In 1885 Karl Benz designed and built the world’s first practical automobile to be powered by an internal-combustion engine.
Although the original Benz car first ran early in 1885, its design was not patented until January 29, 1886. Benz & Co. was founded in Mannheim in 1883 to build stationary internal-combustion engines.
The company completed its first four-wheeled automobile in 1893 and produced the first of a series of racing cars in 1899. In 1926 the Benz company merges with Daimler-Motoren-Gessellschaft to form Daimler Benz, maker of Mercedes-Benz automobiles. .
Car presented by Jie Xiang
20 Self-Designed Projects
There were 20 self-designed projects in this camp, all crafted with fact finding from history reference of all great inventions. And we have also added in Delorean Time Machine to be more interesting. Let’s see what is next.

Imagination ignites inventions.
1901 | radio

GUGLIELMO MARCONI
April 1874 – July 1937
INVENTED FIRST RADIO IN 1901
“Every day sees humanity more victorious in the struggle with space and time.”
GUGLIELMO MARCONI Story
Guglielmo Marconi was born in April 1874 and died in July 1937. He possessed a strong interest in science and electricity since he was young. In 1894, he began experience with radio waves as while he was a student at the Livorno Technical Institute.
Marconi founded the London-based Marconi Telegraph Company in 1899. Through his original transmission traveled a mere mile and a half, on December 12, 1901, Marconi sent and received the first wireless message across the Atlantic Ocean.
Beginning in 1902, Marconi worked on experiments that stretched the distance that wireless communication could travel, until he was finally able to establish transatlantic service. For his work with wireless communication, Marconi shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with Karl Braun in 1909.
Not long after that, Marconi’s wireless system was used by the crew of the RMS Titanic to call for assistance. On his beloved yacht, Elettra, he conducted experiments in the 1920s proving the efficacy of the “beam system” had been adopted by the British government as a design for international communication.


Radio presented by Eryna
1903 | Air Plane

WRIGHT BROTHERS
April 1867 – May 1912
INVENTED FIRST AEROPLANE IN 1903
“The airplane stays up because it doesn’t have the time to fall.”
WRIGHT BROTHERS Story
Wilbur Wright was born in April 1867 and died in May 1912 while Orville Wright was born in 1871 and died in January 1948. They are known as Wright Brothers. They were sons of a minister. There were a lot of books in their house, and they were encouraged to ask questions and find out about whatever they thought was interesting.
By the 1890s, the Wrights were interested in flight, especially the gliders of Otto Lilienthal. In 1892, they opened the Wright Cycle Shop in Dayton. They started making airplanes in their bicycle shop.
In 1899, Wilbur invented a simple . system called “wing-wraping” that twisted or “warped” the wings of a glider, causing it to roll left or right. The Wright Brothers first produced glider in 1902 which made more than 700 flights. In 1903, they built a powered airplane that had a propeller and a light but powerful engine.
On December 17, 1903, Orville Wright piloted the first powered airplane that covered 120 feet and lasted 12 seconds in the Kill Devil Hills. The same day Wilbur Wright flew their “Flying Machine” 852 feet and the flight lasted for 59 seconds. In 1906 the Wrights’ Patent was granted and “flying machine” was called an aeroplane.


Plane presented by Yee Hong & Adam
1905 | atomic energy

albert einstein
Mar 1879 – Apr 1955
INVENTED RELATIVITY IN 1905
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
ALBERT EINSTEIN Story
Albert Einstein was born in March 1879 and died in April 1955. Einstein did not begin speaking until age of two. When Albert Einstein was 5 years old, his father gave him a compass and that compass inspired him to explore the world of science. By sixteen years old he’d published his first scientific paper.
In 1990, he started teaching maths and physics The theory of special relativity was published by Einstein in 1905, in a paper called ” On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies”. E=mc2, also called the mass- energy equivalence, is one of the things that Einstein is most famous for.
The theory simply states that the speed of light (constant, c) is the fastest speed in the universe and relates energy (E) and mass(M). It’s talk about how time and distance can change due to the different speeds of an object and its observer. His Theory of Relativity is connected with the invention of the atomic bomb. He discovered that light is made up of small particles called photons and was awarded the Nobel Prize of Physics in 1921.



Energy Law presented by Mun Lock
1908 | car

HENRY FORD
July 1863 – April 1947
INVENTED FIRST CAR IN 1908
“Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently.”


HENRY FORD Story
Henry Ford was born in July 1863 and died in April 1947. Ford left home at the age of 16 to take an apprenticeship as a machinist at a shipbuilding firm in Detroit. In 1890, Henry Ford was hired as an engineer for the Detroit Edison Company.
In 1893, his natural talents earned him a promotion to chief engineer. The company sold its first car which was the mode T car on July 23, 1903. Ford become president of the company in 1906.
In 1908, Ford’s company began making the Ford Model T car and went to develop the assembly line mode of production. Henry Ford started using assembly line in his factories in 1913. Because of the assembly line, making new cars would not take as long. By 1914, Ford had sold over 250,000 Model T cars.
Car presented by Zong Hao
Individual Project for a Student
There were 23 individual projects of robots in the whole camp, they ranged from small (10 cm height) to big (20 cm height) robots. Since our imagination is to create all the great inventions in the past, the robots were mixture of machines and arts for the inventors.

half way to completion
1926 | Television

JOHN LOGIE BAIRD
August 1888 – June 1946
INVENTED FIRST TELEVISION IN 1926
“There is no hope for television by means of cathode-ray tubes.”


JOHN LOGIE BAIRD Story
John Logie Baird was born in August 1888 and died in June 1946. By his early teens, he had develop a fascination with electronics and was already beginning to conduct experiments and build inventions. In 1906, Baird studied electrical engineering at the Royal Technical College in Glasgow.
However, his studies were interrupted with the outbreak of World War 1. John Logie Baird was not accepted for the military service due to his chronic illness and therefore he worked for the Clyde Valley Electrical Power Company for a while. After the war ended he tried several unsuccessful businesses and then went to Britain in 1920.
In 1924, Baird transmitted a flickering image a few feet away. In 1925, he succeeded in transmitting a telivised image of a ventriloquist’s dummy. On 26 January 1926, he gave the world’s first demonstration of true television before 50 scientists in an attic room in central London.
Television presented by Yi Jie
1926 | Rocket

ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD
October 1882 – August 1945
INVENTED FIRST ROCKET IN 1926
“Just remember-when you think all is lost, the future remains.”
ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD Story
Robert Hutchings Goddard was born in October 1882 and died in August 1945. When he was a child, he became interested in science and his parents encouraged him by gifting him a microscope, telescope and a subscription to the Scientific American journal. After reading science fiction novel “The war of The Worlds” aged 16, Robert became fascinated with space flight.
Robert was not a healthy child and fell behind at school. Often too ill to attend classes, he became an avid read and he made good use of his local library. His health slowly improved and Robert Goddard attended South High Community School in 1901, graduating in 1904.
In 1912, Goddard moved to Princeton University with a research fellowship; however he left the following year suffering from tuberculosis. In 1915, he launched his first gunpowder rocket outside the university building, but realized they were very inefficient in converting energy into motion. On March 16 in 1926, he launched his first liquid fueled rocket; it reached a height of 41 feet and averaged a speed of about 60 miles per hour..


1966 | first man on moon

NEIL ARMSTRONG
August 1930 – August 2012
FIRST MAN ON MOON 1966
“Research is creating new knowledge.”


NEIL ARMSTRONG Story
Neil Armstrong was born in August 1930 and died in August 2012. He was the eldest of three children. Neil’s passion for aviation and flight was kindled when he took his first airplane ride at age 6.
He became a licensed pilot on his 16th birthday and a naval air cadet in 1947. He studies in aeronautical engineering at Purdue University. He completed his degree in 1955 and immediately became a civilian research pilot for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), later the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
He flew more than 1100 hours, testing various supersonic fighters as well as the X-15 rocket plane. In March 16, 1966, Armstrong, as command pilot of Gemini 8, and David R. Scott met with Agena rocket and completed the first manual space docking maneuver. On July 16, 1969, Armstrong, along with Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., and Michael Collins, blasted off in the Apollo 11 vehicle towards the Moon.
Rocket & Reached Moon presented by Tengku & Adha
1976 | personal computer

steve jobs
Feb 1955 – Oct 2011
INVENTED FIRST PERSONAL COMPUTER IN 1976
“Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick. Don’t lose faith.”


STEVE JOBS Story
Steve Jobs was born in February 1955 and died in October 2011. After attending college for six months, Jobs got bored and dropped out from school. By 1974, he became a video game designer for Atari. Steve Jobs became more and more interest in philosophy. He quit his job and took a trip to India to find “enlightenment”. Upon his return to California, he went back to work for Atari.
In 1976, Wozniak develop his own personal computer and Jobs was impressed by his electronic genius. At Job’s family garage, the two envisioned their own computer company. At the age of 21, Jobs along with Wozniak formed Apple Computer and started selling their first computer model, Apple 1.
After three years , Apple 2 was released and Jobs started to seek investors and marketing experts. The company quickly grew and went public just four years after it started in 1980.
In 1985, Jobs resigned from Apple. In 1996, Apple bought NeXT Inc., and by 1997, Jobs returned to Apple as its CEO. In the succeeding years, Apple released revolutionary products including the iPod (2001), Macbook (2006), iPhone (2007), iPad (2010).
Personal Computer presented by Jen Wei
1685 | Delorean

Delorean time machine
Time Travel: 1650 – 2015
INVENTED BY DR EMMETT BROWN
Featuring in Back To The Future
Back To Future Story
The DeLorean time machine is a fictional automobile-based time travel device featured in the Back to the Future. In the feature film series, Dr. Emmett Brown builds a time machine based on a DeLorean DMC-12 car, to gain insights into history and the future. Instead, he ends up using it to travel over 30 years of Hill Valley history (from 1985 to 2015) with Marty McFly to change the past for the better and to undo the negative effects of time travel.


Delorean presented by Abdullah
Coding Lives Robot
Yes, Every children took parts in programming their robot to give live to them. Every robot has a specific function that need to be programmed. Let’s see what we have in this Back to The Future camp and enjoy.

MAKING THINGS HAPPEN PHYSICALLY
OUR YOUNG ENGINEER NIGHT PRESENTATION

Harith, Ceiling fan

zahra sofea, telephone

harris, clock

Kay heng, Piano

Joshua, table fan

zong hao, car

jen wei, persoanl computer

yi jie, television

jayden, bicycle

Eryna, radio

tengku, rocket & adha, explorer

yee hong, helicoptor & adam, plane

jun yeat, camera

Jie Xiang, car

Chong han, light bulb
OUR STUDENT’S PROJECT EXHIBITION WEEK

















OUR BACK TO THE FUTURE TRACK

LET’S HAVE A DRIVE TOUR

MISSION COMPLETED FOR BACK TO THE FUTURE
Every one in the camp was satisfied and happy with all the creative robot they built, well done.

AWARD FROM STEAMCUP ONLINE KOREA
Excellence Work and Achievements.

