Fluid Power Challenge Sponsored by Daman Products

Students test out their design of their fluid power mechanism before the competition begins during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc.

Students test out their design of their fluid power mechanism before the competition begins during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc.

Students test out their design of their fluid power mechanism before the competition begins during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc.

A close-up look of one of the fluid power mechanism designs and the space mechanisms must operate in before the competition begins during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc.

A look at some of the fluid power mechanism designs during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc. The devices used water and air in syringes to power the movement of a rotating arm, which had to pick up, lift, and move a block within an arc.

A look at some of the fluid power mechanism designs during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc. The devices used water and air in syringes to power the movement of a rotating arm, which had to pick up, lift, and move a block within an arc.

A look at some of the fluid power mechanism designs during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc. The devices used water and air in syringes to power the movement of a rotating arm, which had to pick up, lift, and move a block within an arc.

A look at some of the fluid power mechanism designs during the Fluid Power Challenge at The University of Notre Dame. The event is arranged and sponsored by Daman Products Co. Inc. The devices used water and air in syringes to power the movement of a rotating arm, which had to pick up, lift, and move a block within an arc.