Mechanically Incorrect
A podcast about the failures that lead to successes in mechanical engineering research and academia.
Episodes

Jan 9, 2023
Jan 9, 2023
1 hr 40 min
We had a great conversation with Prof. Jesse Grizzle from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Michigan. Our own Prof. Christian Hubicki from the Mechanical Engineering Department at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering also joined us. We had lots of interesting discussions about advances and applications of legged robots. I learned a lot.

Nov 22, 2022
Nov 22, 2022
1 hr 18 min
Great conversation with Prof. Dan Quinn from the University of Virginia. If you want to learn more about what film school, museums, fluid dynamics, and robotic fish have in common, check it out.

Sep 4, 2022
Sep 4, 2022
1 hr 44 min
This podcast is a debrief of a recent workshop between faculty within our FAMU-FSU Mechanical Engineering department at the FSU Center for Advancement of Teaching. We discuss some techniques from cognitive science to help our students accelerate learning difficult engineering topics. Our guest is Dr. Shayne McConomy, a faculty within our department who has been very successful implementing many new techniques to accelerate learning for engineering design applications.

Aug 25, 2022
Aug 25, 2022
2 hr 4 min
This is our introduction into the Podcast World. Our goal has been to discuss all the failures in engineering that ultimately lead to success. Episode 1 is our first attempt. We hope there will many more to come.

Mechanically Incorrect
The title of our podcast was inspired by the fact that most engineering successes seen by the general audience is a result of a large number of failures. We talk about how all those failures lead to successes in engineering research, technology development, and educational programs.





