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Building ROVS
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Meet The Annihilators, a team of young robotics engineers (ages 14 to 18) who are about to compete in their first-ever competition using a remotely operated vehicle they built from scratch. Their challenge will be to lift submerged cylinders representing shipwrecks from the bottom of a pool before time runs out. How did they fare? Watch the videos below to find out.
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My ROVs Better Than Your ROV, Part 1: What is a remotely operated underwater vehicle (or ROV) and how do these sophisticated robots help scientist discover new things about the world ocean? This short video will help explain how technology is letting us reach places we could never go in person.
My ROVs Better Than Your ROV, Part 2: The Annihilators, an ROV building club from Wasco County, goes up against some stiff competition at a statewide contest to see whose underwater robot rules supreme. How will their invention, which they call "The Dumptruck," fair in the water?
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