I’m thrilled to announce that Engineers without Borders has graciously offered to allow Cerbumi.org to begin tackling some of their tough research projects.
Their webpage lists about a dozen projects in total, many of which would be quite suitable for use in the Cerbumi.org framework.
I am requesting your thoughts and feedback as to which projects you would consider to be a good fit for us. Of the twelve, I am particularly drawn to:
- Clearing Vegitation without Burning
- Inexpensive Portable Incubator
- Drying Mechanism for Rice
- Heat Powered LED Lighting
- Testing equipment for improved stove design
- Cold weather composting toilet design
- Machine to remove individual grains from a seed stalk
- Natural cooling methods
My initial thought would be to choose a total of three projects in different general areas of expertise. This would allow Cerbumi.org to appeal to a broad variety of volunteers. Once these projects are available, I think we’d also have a good call-to-action to market.
What are your thoughts? Which projects would you choose? Are three projects too many, too few, or just right?