The community celebrated the end of the 2021 SeaPerch Season with a virtual culminating event - the 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge!
The event was full of amazing speakers, live Q&A sessions, SeaPerch team competition highlights, the 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge awards, and best of all, connecting with theSeaPerch teams from all over the world. It was a great time celebrating this year's teams and our great community of students, educators, mentors, parents, and partners! We look forward to seeing you next year!
On June 4-5, emerge into an interactive online convening to engage the broad SeaPerch community with engaging topics from exceptional engineers, interactive breakout sessions, and more. The virtual International SeaPerch Challenge event was packed with educational sessions and engagement activities for both students and educators.
On June 4-5, the community gathered to celebrate all the students, educators, mentors, parents, and partners of the 2021 SeaPerch Season!
6:00 – 8:15 pm EDT
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6:00 pm |
Welcome |
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6:20 pm |
Breakout Sessions |
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SnotBot – Drones for Wildlife Research & Conservation |
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Team Presentations: Real-World Innovation |
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Adventures in Collaborative Coding: Kai Exploring Mars |
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7:10 pm |
Breakout Sessions |
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Taking Your Passion for Robotics to College |
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Diversity in Engineering |
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Team Presentations: Engineering Design |
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Team Presentations: Real-World Innovation |
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Adventures in Collaborative Coding: Kai Exploring Mars (continued) |
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8:00 pm |
Awards |
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All times in Eastern Daylight Time.
3:00 – 6:00 pm EDT
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3:00 pm |
Welcome |
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3:15 pm |
Keynote |
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3:50 pm |
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Using Systems Engineering in Robotics |
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Navigating a New Journey – Mayflower Autonomous Ship Project |
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How Robotters are Going to Change the World |
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Team Presentations: Engineering Design |
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4:40 pm |
Awards |
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4:50 pm |
Breakout Sessions |
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Introducing AI in Education |
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Where Are They Now? A SeaPerch Alumni Panel |
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Learning Coding Through Hands-On Collaboration |
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5:40 pm |
Awards |
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All times in Eastern Daylight Time.
Dr. Iain Kerr is the CEO of Ocean Alliance (OA), an organization recognized as an international leader in whale research and ocean conservation since its founding in 1971 by renowned scientist Dr. Roger Payne. Under Iain’s leadership, OA has maintained a reputation for developing innovative benign research tools and techniques that engage scientists and conservationists alike. The most recent iteration of this being SnotBot.
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Lindsey leads RoboNation’s K-12 portfolio as the organization’s Pre-University Program Director. She brings a passion for inclusive participation in education and her experience spans the nonprofit, academic, and industry sectors. Her work is influenced by graduate studies focused on community with an emphasis on youth engagement through participatory research models.
As a part of the RoboNation team, Lindsey fosters a strong STEM community, collaborates with education and research specialists, and leads the SeaPerch, SeaGlide, and new GoSense programs. To fuel her initiative, Lindsey enjoys a large cup of iced coffee and a lot of teamwork.
Brett Phaneuf is the chief executive of Submergence Group and through his office in the UK he oversees the design and production of manned and unmanned, underwater vehicle systems. Brett is also one of three founding board members of ProMare, a non-profit (501c3) public charity founded in 2001 to promote marine exploration throughout the world, and is leading the Mayflower Autonomous Ship Project, which will sail autonomously from Plymouth UK to Plymouth US.
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Laila serves as Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) Officer and is responsible for working across Peraton’s sectors and functions to help align the company’s DE&I goals with measurable business outcomes. She also leads the company’s ethics and compliance function and is charged with establishing and executing programs that support enterprise DE&I efforts, including the company’s employee resource groups.
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A passion for technology led Bruce to create Kai’s Clan, a more exciting way to teach coding. As a father himself, Bruce understands the importance of computer science in education and saw a way to make a positive impact through his collaborative coding platform.
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Ronel Schodt is a voracious learner, adventurer, edupreneur and partner in learning with teachers and students around the world. Ronel is an Account Executive currently working at Kai’s Clan. Driven by her passion to inspire in others a love of learning, Ronel’s expertise is grounded in how we integrate digital technologies for developing global competencies and preparing students to succeed as next generation learners.
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Elijah’s variegated career began in the PR department of his alma mater, the University of Southern California, where he served as a liaison to the entertainment industry for eight years. A student of human behavior, moving to Austin in 2006 afforded him the opportunity to explore an entirely different business world and become well-versed in the language and psychology of start-ups, ultimately becoming a mentor, pitch coach, professional speaker, and adjunct professor.
In 2014, Elijah founded The Experience Firm, a management consultancy focused entirely on customer experience, and went on to work with human-focused innovators at some of the biggest brands in the world.
But his ongoing search for the hard work worth doing came to an abrupt halt when he was challenged by a close friend to take over an ambitious project and build the world’s greatest destination for people who love robots. With his family’s enthusiastic endorsement, he created the Robotters brand and stepped into the role of CEO. Today, Elijah continues to consult with global brands while developing plans for the world’s first recreational robotics arena for everyone.
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Dustin is a developer evangelist on the Jetson team at NVIDIA. With a background in robotics and embedded systems, Dustin enjoys helping in the community and working on projects with Jetson. You can find him on the NVIDIA Developer Forums or GitHub.
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Christine has exposed thousands of local youth to STEM and Computer Science-related activities through creating camps, programs, and classes. With nearly two decades in STEM Education, Christine has chartered internationally competitive robotics teams, growing the region’s involvement in technology education through robotics competitions, and creating caring and equitable environments for all students to learn. Christine has also spearheaded BGCWPA’s Artificial Intelligence Pathways Institute, a program that introduces teens to Artificial Intelligence concepts.
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Derek Runberg is the Strategic Partnerships & Services Manager at SparkFun Electronics, where he focuses on corporate strategy and collaborating with companies to bring their ideas to life through product and project ideation. Previously, Derek worked in SparkFun’s Department of Education, where he authored the SparkFun Guide to Processing and co-authored the Inventor’s Guide to Arduino. Prior to SparkFun, he was a middle school technology/engineering teacher and a digital design lab program instructor, and is the author of the Processing and Interactivity for Educators website.
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Tony is a Kansas 4-H STEM volunteer focused on developing the potential of youth through engaging STEM activities offered through the Kansas 4-H program. He is enhancing the Kansas 4-H STEM Robotics program, empowering youth of all ages to go from simple machines to AI powered robots, allowing them to shape their community, country, and world. He works at Dell Technologies on enterprise IT solutions. You can find out more about Tony at www.wondernerd.net.
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As a mechanical engineering professor at USNA, Angela Moran founded the STEM Center for Education & Outreach which provides students and teachers with hands-on experiences in all STEM fields. Dr. Moran developed a wide range of activities to make the Center a national leader in STEM. She performed sponsored engineering research for over 25 years in manufacturing, forensics, and advanced processing. She now develops and delivers Engineers On Deck workshops, based on her engineering and educational experience.
Dr. Daniel Frank is a Lecturer at Arizona State University. He earned his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Florida. As a graduate student, he helped the University of Florida win two international autonomous boat competitions. For over a decade he has been promoting engineering education. He currently volunteers with the Si Se Puede Foundation where he mentors two high school FIRST Robotics teams as well as the collegiate robotics team, Desert WAVE.
Vinny Ruia is a currently a robotics engineer at Firefly Automatix, working on automating sod farm operations. Vinny first became involved with RoboNation when competing with his school, Georgia Tech in the RoboBoat. He eventually began to lead the team during his time at Georgia Tech and went on to compete in the RobotX and Virtual RobotX competitions as well.
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Jamie is a Mechanical Engineering Master’s student at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. She has held many leadership roles as a part of the Robotics Association at Embry-Riddle (RAER), including serving as the Treasurer and President of RAER, Team Lead of the Student Unmanned Aerial Systems team, and Project Manager of the Maritime RobotX competition team. Jamie is passionate about robotics and encouraging others to get involved in STEM.
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She is a rising senior at Arizona State University, majoring in Software Engineering with a minor in Astrophysics. She Project Manages an autonomous underwater robotics competition team called Desert WAVE- which competes at RoboSub.
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Sarah Melissa Gomez is a graduating senior at San Diego State University completing a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. She currently leads the SDSU Mechatronics team, which designs and builds autonomous underwater vehicles for the international RoboSub competition. Outside of school, Sarah is an aerospace engineer at Parsons, where she supports the mechanical integration of small satellites for various missions including Landsat 9.
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Digital Systems and Robotics engineering student in Tecnológico de Monterrey. Currently the RoboBoat project leader in VantTec. David is from Chihuahua, México and really likes boxing and dancing.
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I am a 2nd-year Electrical and Computer Engineering major at THE Ohio State University. I am the current electrical team lead for my robotics team and I like to think I have a pretty exciting personality.
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My name is Nigel Woodhouse. I am the Administrative Co-Lead of the Autonomous Robotic Vehicle Project (ARVP). I have a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in computer engineering. I joined ARVP to enhance my university experience.
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Sean is a 4th year undergraduate at Georgia Tech studying computer science. He is president of the Marine Robotics Group, and has also been a peer instructor at The Hive makerspace at Georgia Tech. He is interning at the Marine Physical Laboratory at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography this summer.
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Paulina is going into her 4th year at Arizona State University, majoring in Robotics Engineering . She has been a member of Desert WAVE since the start of the team in 2018. She hopes to inspire future engineers to pursue their passion in robotics through her involvement in the community.
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I’m a student at UCCS studying computer engineering. Currently, working as a software developer for BSCS Science Learning. Passionate about programming and artificial intelligence.
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ADHUS Kingfishers is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Nicholas O. |
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Isabella L. |
| Team Member #3 |
Patrick O. |
| Team Member #4 |
Sabrina S. |
| Team Member #5 |
Hudson W. |
Angry Ducks is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Nokesville, Virginia, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Xavier K. |
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Nathaniel P. |
| Team Member #3 |
Megan L. |
| Team Member #4 | Arnav C. |
Axolotls is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Georgetown, Texas, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Tristen P. |
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Hailey M. |
Deep Sea Apollo is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Davenport, Florida, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Austin H. |
| Speaker #2 |
Nathan P. |
| Team Member #3 |
Kamila M. |
| Team Member #4 |
Rayan A. |
| Team Member #5 |
Braxten S. |
HMS SeaBots: Marine Explorers is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Jessica Y. |
| Speaker #2 |
Aanya C. |
| Team Member #3 |
Evan G. |
| Team Member #4 | Kunal G. |
| Team Member #5 | Malia M. |
| Team Member #6 | Rut P. |
| Team Member #7 | Nikhil V. |
Haddonfield Naval Engineers is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Haddonfield, New Jersey, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Dashiel L. |
| Speaker #2 |
Cameron T. |
| Team Member #3 |
Liam G. |
| Team Member #4 | Asher F. |
| Team Member #5 | Ryan R. |
| Team Member #6 | Abigail F. |
| Team Member #7 | William U. |
| Team Member #8 | Ryan B. |
Liopleurodons is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Pearland, Texas, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Praneel B. |
| Speaker #2 |
Ishan P. |
| Team Member #3 |
Karthik B. |
| Team Member #4 | Arnav G. |
Mt. Ararat Fen-Tastic Four is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Topsham, Maine, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Hudson H. |
| Speaker #2 |
Ben H. |
| Team Member #3 |
Alyssa M. |
Scuba Rats is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Nokesville, Virginia, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Leanne L. |
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Keelynn N. |
Rogue Wave is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Wilmington, North Carolina, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Elizabeth R. |
| Speaker #2 |
Wyatt W. |
Team Blue Water is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
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Emma Z. |
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Derek B. |
Water Monkeys is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Placentia, California, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
| Speaker #1 |
Pranay D. |
| Speaker #2 |
Bryce D. |
| Team Member #3 |
Darshan A. |
| Team Member #4 |
Himanshu P. |
| Team Member #5 |
Dimitri K. |
| Team Member #6 |
Claire L. |
| Team Member #7 |
David P. |
Waterway Wahoos is a 2021 International SeaPerch Challenge competition team from Fleming Island, Florida, USA. Find out more about this team’s participation in the Team section.
| Speaker #1 |
Austin H. |
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Kincaid W. |
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