Engineering students build ROV props for international competition
Engineering students from the Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Information Technology assisted the (i2STEMe) in building remote-operated vehicle (ROV) competition props as part of the .
All engineering students were invited to attend the build workshop where they formed teams to help build props at eight stations. The workshop was held Feb. 11 at the Business Innovation Group鈥檚 FabLab and Innovation Incubator in downtown Statesboro.
鈥淰olunteering for this project was the first time I was introduced to the FabLab,鈥� said Blair Hanna, senior engineering major. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a very useful resource because it has a lot of power equipment and other equipment needed for projects such as this and others. It introduced me to equipment I never had the chance to work with, which I will probably be needing to use in my career as an engineer.鈥�
Although the Georgia Southern students are not competing this year, Kania Greer, Ed.D., project development specialist for i2STEMe , hopes that having students work on the backside of the competition will encourage them to compete in the future.
鈥淥ur students are not competing this year, but being a part of the prop building has inspired many of them to want to participate next year,鈥� said Greer. 鈥淢any of these same students will be volunteering on the day of the event — April 22 — in Savannah as mission judges, technical and safety inspectors, and deskside support.鈥�
The following engineering students participated in the Build workshop:
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