The SmartPick fruit picker is described as a “prototype”. What do you think this means?
A prototype means an experimental project.
Answered by: Kellie, Ashley, and Evan
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2 comments:
Kellie, Ashley, and Evan,
I agree with your definition of a prototype. Why would someone like Mr. Bing want to make a prototype before making the actual invention?
-Mr. Capelle
We think that it is important to test out something before people actually use it because they could get hurt from it. Mr. Bing could get sued if someone gets hurt.
Kellie, Lesly, Tyler, and Creshawn
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