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The document summarizes a student project to create an electric boat powered by solar energy and equipped with cameras to observe marine life. It includes the project's mission to use technology and engineering to teach skills for students' futures. Details provided are workshops attended, the boat's specifications and materials used, and thanks to collaborators including universities and funding sources. The overall goal is to support local water sources and reduce pollution using the monitoring boat.
Presentacion michigan (1)
- 1. Angel W. Rosado / Lemuel Rivera / Antony J. Velez
- 2. Workshops Mission & Vision Problems The project Methodologies Project description Conclusion Future goals Special thanks
- 3. We have organized Methodology Workshops with Jose and Ezequiel that were of great help when it was time to make a decision based on the project we were going to do. The private enterprises helped us in workshops about how to reach our future goals.
- 4. Mission: To use technology and engineering in a selected group in the high school and at the same time teach them to create a mini enterprise to help them in their future lives Vision: To be the most efficient group in the creation and promotion of technology to develop technologic tools for our daily lives.
- 5. In our fragile environment there is too much contamination with petrol and toxic wastes we throw on different parts of our ecosystem.
- 7. MTM-306 BOAT: Its a boat which will have four integrated motors that will work with solar energy. This boat at the same time will have integrated cameras that will help us watch part of the marine life.
- 8. Length 39 Height 7 Weight 28 lbs Width 29 3/8 Materials PVC, Motors, cameras, wires, straps, foam, plastic grills MTM-306 BOAT
- 19. VIDEO 2 FINAL Test (1).3gp
- 21. We hope with this project to provide tools that will help to support our aquifers and reduce environmental pollution.
- 22. Science Scientific New projects
- 23. Robotic Alliance Team Michigan Tech University Universidad del Turabo National Science Foundation Juan Serrano, Miguel Cotto