The Capstone group recently filed a provisional patent on the device, which has drawn interest from Concept2, the leading manufacturer of indoor rowers. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University.
Boston, Massachusetts – The modified ergometer, dubbed the “power row,” was designed for a senior capstone project under the direction of Sandra Shefelbine, an associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering. Team members comprised Margaret Bergson, Robert Griffith, Jenna Hormann, Chris Parfitt, and Nikita Shah, all E’15.
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Source: Northeastern University
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