Students gain hands-on experience designing, building, and testing underwater robots, with a focus on real-world marine engineering applications and career pathways, including a visit to Gray's Reef Ocean Discovery Center.
The Georgia Tech CEAR Hub - Underwater Robotics Camp offers middle and high school students an immersive, hands-on experience in marine engineering and underwater exploration. Participants step into the role of marine engineers, designing, building, and testing Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). Through this process, students gain practical skills in engineering design, buoyancy, and propulsion systems. The camp emphasizes collaborative problem-solving as students work in teams to navigate their ROVs through aquatic missions and challenges. It provides an exciting introduction to marine technology and highlights potential career pathways in ocean engineering, robotics, and environmental research. A visit to Gray's Reef Ocean Discovery Center offers students a glimpse into the world of ocean discovery.
A typical day involves morning announcements and team-building, followed by focused coursework in labs. After lunch in a campus dining hall, students return to labs for more instruction and project work, with breaks for outdoor activities or games. The day concludes with wrap-up activities and pick-up.
This camp is best for middle and high school students interested in marine technology, robotics, engineering design, and collaborative problem-solving.
Georgia Tech campus, Atlanta, GA
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