ROBOTS OF THE SEA
by John F. Williams
VIEW VIDEO (16min16sec)
This 16 minute video shows how Tom Armentrout, a marine science teacher at Bainbridge High School in Washington State, tackles both of these challenges. His students have built devices that can see and propel themselves underwater. These are called Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). We'll see how they were built and their "sea trials" in the swimming pool.
by John F. Williams
VIEW VIDEO (16min16sec)


This 16 minute video shows how Tom Armentrout, a marine science teacher at Bainbridge High School in Washington State, tackles both of these challenges. His students have built devices that can see and propel themselves underwater. These are called Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). We'll see how they were built and their "sea trials" in the swimming pool.
Assistance in bringing this program to the school was provided by Underwater Admiralty Sciences
and the Naval
Undersea Museum Foundation.
If SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest isn't scheduled to show on your local pubic access TV station, contact them to learn their submission requirements, then email to INFO at SEA-INSIDE.ORG



