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A University of Maine Mechanical
Engineering senior design group is designing and building an underwater
Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) to compete in the Marine Advanced Technology
Education (MATE) Center’s annual international ROV competition in June 2010.
The event lets students confront the challenges of designing and building a
ROV that must function in what is arguably the most problematic operating
environment- the ocean. The University of Maine Mechanical
Engineering Department is excited to establish this project and put Maine on
the map for producing effective underwater engineering designs and creative
engineers. This marks the first time a University of Maine team has entered
into the MATE Center’s Competition. Marine Science is a difficult and
fascinating field of study. By establishing an underwater ROV program at the
University of Maine, future mechanical engineer students will be able to
build on and improve the design of the machine as well as gain experience
working on a complicated and challenging project. Website Last Updated: 5-4-10 |
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