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May 5, 2003
Baseball launcher: What an arm
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U-M-Flint seniors Casey Lang, Jason Smith, Fred Vandervennet and Ethan Roelle demonstrate a baseball launcher they designed and built. The engineering students created the machine to send a variety of flies and grounders to the outfield. The launcher has a range of 400 feet and is completely computer controlled. It can send a ball anywhere on the field, and it can throw curves, sliders and fastballs when used for pitching. (Photo by Mel Serow, U-M-Flint)
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