Students test the waters of marine technology at ‘Makerfaire’
1 Oct 2018
Maritime Industry
On board a Project Oceanology vessel off Bluff Point on Saturday, a group of students in blue and yellow life jackets clustered around a control panel to lower a small, remotely operated vehicle further into the water.
The students monitored the progress of the vehicle, powered by motors and equipped with a video camera, on a screen attached to the control panel.
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