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RoboSub Competition 2023 Semifinalists

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August 06, 2023

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Eleven engineering students from Texas A&M University competed against 33 other teams in San Diego, CA.  Our hard work and dedication throughout the school year and into the summer finally paid off as we were able to reach our goal and qualify for the semifinals

Awarded "Brightest Spark of Curiosity" at the 2021 Robosub Competition

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August 02, 2022

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The team was recognized for our inquisitive nature and eagerness to learn from other teams. We asked a multitude of questions and gained valuable insights from their peers on how their teams were structured and the ins and outs of their AUVs. This superlative is a testament to our dedication and passion for robotics.

2nd Place Video at the 2019 Robosub Competition

August 04, 2019

Our focus for the creation of this video was to adhere as closely to the RoboSub 2019 theme, vampires, as possible while providing the information needed. The movie trailer style gave us the ability to introduce our team and give it a scary tone. Our team had so much fun putting this video together. Though we placed second, we were within one point of the first place video.

Women in Engineering Program for Girl Scouts

May 05, 2018

The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas is developing a laboratory for underwater robotics in conjunction with Texas A&M's Women in Engineering program. WE REAF traveled to the grand opening of the STEM center in Dallas to speak to Girl Scouts about our AUV team and various opportunities for women in the STEM field.

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Engineering Project Showcase

May 01, 2018

WE REAF participated in the Annual Engineering Project Showcase, where more than 200 teams from across A&M's College of Engineering presented their projects to industry experts. Other team projects included capstone design projects, design competition teams, and teams working on multidisciplinary programs like AggiE_Challenge.

As construction of the mechanical body was completed, the team was able to bring Nessie along to the event, and, for the first time, Nessie herself was put on display for public viewing.

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Student Research Week

March 26, 2018

Student Research Week, hosted annually by Texas A&M University, is the largest student run research symposium in the nation. Each year, SRW allows hundreds of students from both the graduate and undergraduate levels to present their research in form of oral or poster presentations.

WE REAF took this opportunity to showcase Nessie to the rest of the world, presenting her specs and improvements made from last year in poster form.

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Virtual Project Showcase

December 20, 2017

The Virtual Project Showcase provides engineering undergraduate students a platform to share their innovative projects with industry members nationwide. Students are invited to submit a two to four-minute video describing their project and are encouraged to include images of prototypes or engineering analysis as support materials.

In 2018, 85 teams representing more than 300 students from across the college submitted videos. We are pleased to announce that WE REAF earned first place in non-capstone category. 

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RoboSub Competition 2017 Semifinalists

August 06, 2017

Nine engineering students supported by the Women in Engineering (WE) program at Texas A&M University competed in the 2016 International RoboSub Competition in San Diego. Their mission was to earn the highest number of points completing a series of underwater tasks with a RoboSub they designed and programmed themselves.

The Texas A&M team, WE REAF, was able to make it to the semifinals.

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RoboSub Competition 2016

August 07, 2016

​Six engineering students supported by the Women in Engineering (WE) program at Texas A&M University competed in the 2015 International RoboSub Competition in San Diego. Their mission was to earn the highest number of points completing a series of underwater tasks with a RoboSub they designed and programmed themselves.

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