Real-World Innovation
2021 International SeaPerch Challenge
Real-World Innovation Posters
The posters below were submitted by participating teams at the 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge. This competition event is open for public judging – review the following posters and click on the link to submit your review.
Top teams will be recognized on June 4th during the live SeaPerch Challenge event. Judge scores and feedback will be provided to teams so please be thoughtful in your feedback.
Public judging is now closed.
Poster Listing
Middle School Posters
KayAK (MS-112) |
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Chicken of the Cs (MS-117) |
The Efficacy of Using Oysters as a Filtration System for Polluted Water |
Deep Sea Apollo (MS-119) |
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Savage AquaCatts (MS-129) |
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Reeths-Puffer Robotics (MS-130) |
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Team MAE (MS-131) |
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HMS SeaBots: Megalodons (MS-133) |
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Beihang University Experimental School (Primary School) Team (MS-134) |
The Exploration of the Underwater Garbage in Yuan Capital Earthen Wall Relics Park |
Haddonfield Naval Engineers (MS-135) |
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Neptune’s Knights (MS-136) |
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Ashford Seawolves (MS-143) |
High School Posters
Middle School Posters
Chicken of the Cs
The Efficacy of using Oysters as a Filtration System for Polluted Water
MS-117
Boca Raton, Florida, USA
Deep Sea Apollo
Red Tide: A New Approach to Monitor Using a RWC System
MS-119
Davenport, Florida, USA
Beihang University Experimental School (Primary School) Team
The Exploration of the Underwater Garbage in Yuan Capital Earthen Wall Relics Park
MS-134
Beijing, China
Haddonfield Naval Engineers
Hopkins Pond Blue-Green Algae Cleanup
MS-135
Haddonfield, New Jersey, USA
High School Posters
Rogue Wave
Engineering an ROV Attachment for the Retrieval of Underwater Vegetation
HS-304
Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
Team Blue Water
Using a SeaPerch ROV to Track Indicator Species for Waterway Health
HS-338
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
STEM-UP Leadership
Investigating Water Quality in Philadelphia Rivers: What are we Drinking?
HS-344
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA