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Aggie Ocean Discovery Team Focuses on long-term advancement
Aggie Ocean Discovery Team Focuses on long-term advancement
The Texas A&M | Ocean Engineering team has partnered with world leaders in subsea technology to provide long term solutions to ocean research. Utilizing Artificial Intelligence on Subsea and Ocean-going vessels they plan to create a fleet of the most advanced vehicles on the market with open access to research institutions.
"It is exhilarating just to witness the level of engineering design and synergy required to make this initiative possible. We are all humbled to be a part of such noble cause. It is innovation and initiatives like this that show why Texas A&M has the worlds most prestigious ocean engineering program." -Dylan Blakeslee (Director/Team Lead)
Aggie Ocean Discovery team during XPRIZE judging summit.
L-R: Dylan Blakeslee, Lance Lane, Jonathan Beechner, Sophia Esteban, Nabil Moosajee
Aggie Ocean Discovery Team tour Deep Down Inc. in Houston, Tx to gain insight on subsea structural design and AI systems.
Aggie Ocean Discovery Visit Oceaneering AUV division in lafayette, LA to gain insight on design and current technology
L-R: Dylan Blakeslee, Jami Cheramie
Shell ocean discovery xprize
Shell ocean discovery xprize
The "Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE" is a $7Million purse to research the ocean floors. We must create a vehicle that takes a bathymetric scan of the ocean floor and take remote chemical analysis without human intervention.
THE FACTS
THE FACTS
70% OF EARTH'S SURFACE IS COVERED IN WATER
70% OF EARTH'S SURFACE IS COVERED IN WATER
only 5% of the ocean has been explored
only 5% of the ocean has been explored
we know more about the surface of mars than we do our ocean floor
we know more about the surface of mars than we do our ocean floor
FOLLOW THE PROGRESS
FOLLOW THE PROGRESS
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