MATE ROV Competition Russian and US Winners14/07/2010 |
| The Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center's international ROV competition is finished. The Explorer class sees the Institute for Marine Technology Problems of Vladivostok (Russia) as best, for the Rangers it is First Flight High School of Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina (USA). |
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Explorer (advanced level) 3rd place: Marine Institute and Faculty of Engineering of Memorial University of St. John's, Newfoundland (Canada)
Ranger class (intermediate level)
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