The January 2022 Edition of the THINK AUTONOMOUS Newsletter highlights the recent resources added, mentor connect, whats your story, upcoming activities related to autonomous tech and industry news topics. VIEW NEWSLETTER
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Post-secondary instructors are invited to apply for a mini-grant for supplemental funding to start or enhance an existing service learning project. Awards are up to $3,000 Apply by January 14, 2022 Period to complete project: February – April By submitting an application you agree to participate in peer review of three other applications. Your applications
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Tell us about yourself and your backgroundI was raised in California, later moving onto Oregon, then on to Minnesota. No members of my family attended college, but I knew at a young age that I would attend college. While in high school, I attended a Society of Women Engineers (SWE) event at the University of
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Your Mission: Harness the power of cloud computing to identify and quantify organisms in benthic video transects. Start with pre-built Artificial intelligence (AI) models or take it to the next level by building your own machine learning (aka coding) models. With those words, the MATE ROV Competition challenged students around the globe to use the
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Whether virtually or in-person, several honors were awarded at the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) International Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Competition World Championship that took place at East Tennessee State University, August 5-7. Among the in-person teams, Jesuit High School from Carmichael, CA took first place overall in the EXPLORER (advanced) class while North Paulding
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Through collaboration, two National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Centers and a non-profit educational organization have developed a virtual-reality simulation of an underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) that will make its debut this summer. Collaborators include Clemson University Center for Workforce Development (CUCWD), the National Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT) and MATE Inspiration
Justin E. Manley, a marine technology innovator for three decades, sees many interesting, well-compensated opportunities in the ocean based or “blue” economy for people interested in hands-on, intellectual work. “There’s lots of roles that are a good fit,” he said. Among the challenges for technical educators is the historically low visibility of the maritime sector,
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