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- BTBarney TownsendMike Burrows needs no introduction to anyone interested in competitive cycling or bicycle design. Designer, Engineer, Competitor, and Author; Mike was the brain behind the gold-medal winning time trial bike manufactured by Lotus for Chris Boardman at the 1992 Olympics, and he has subsequently worked for Giant, produced the Windcheetah or �Speedy' recumbent trike, and is a founder member of the British Human Power Club. His publications include the book �Bicycle Design: The Search for the Perfect Machine�. Mike's wealth of experience has driven the concept behind the Aim93 frame design.
- BTBarney TownsendBarney Townsend is course director for the BSc (Hons) Engineering Product Design course at London South Bank University (LSBU). He has an undergraduate degree in Engineering Design and a master?s degree in Enterprise. He teaches modules across the Design and Engineering courses at LSBU, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, specialising in design methods and practices that include creativity techniques, user research methods, innovation, CAD, model making, and prototyping (both digital and physical). Barney has been teaching CAD for over 10 years including AutoCAD, Inventor, Alias, Solid Edge, Ansys, and more recently Fusion. LSBU are an Autodesk Lighthouse Account, for which Barney is the lead academic contact for the University. LSBU is working with Autodesk on various projects, including design for the Shell Eco-Marathon and Formula Student vehicles, and a Human Powered Vehicle attempting to break the Human Powered land speed record of 89.5 mph in September 2018.
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