Winning the Excellence Award at the Underwater Drone Competition in Okinawa, Japan / KMU_ROV Team Students
- 24.12.03 / 이정민
The KMU_ROV team (Kim Sung-hyun, Sung Yun-seok, Noh Do-hoon, Lee Seung-hoon), which is composed of students from the National University of Kyonggi's Robotics Control Laboratory and Department of Mechanical Engineering, won the Excellence Award at an underwater drone competition held in Okinawa, Japan, last November.
This competition was another international stage that the team challenged after achieving first place in the Hiroshima Underwater Robot Festival, and was supported by the Kookmin University LINC 3.0 project.
In preparation for the competition, the KMU_ROV team made a technological breakthrough by installing two new straight boosters, increasing the drone's straight-line speed by 30%, which played an important role in differentiating the team from other competing teams. In addition, the team improved the design by re-painting the external parts in orange.
This achievement is the result of the team's continuous research and development since the beginning of this year under the guidance of Professor Cho Baek-Kyu of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Kookmin University and the generous support of the Robotics Control Laboratory. Through this achievement, the KMU_ROV team has once again promoted the status of Kookmin University internationally.
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The KMU_ROV team (Kim Sung-hyun, Sung Yun-seok, Noh Do-hoon, Lee Seung-hoon), which is composed of students from the National University of Kyonggi's Robotics Control Laboratory and Department of Mechanical Engineering, won the Excellence Award at an underwater drone competition held in Okinawa, Japan, last November.
This competition was another international stage that the team challenged after achieving first place in the Hiroshima Underwater Robot Festival, and was supported by the Kookmin University LINC 3.0 project.
In preparation for the competition, the KMU_ROV team made a technological breakthrough by installing two new straight boosters, increasing the drone's straight-line speed by 30%, which played an important role in differentiating the team from other competing teams. In addition, the team improved the design by re-painting the external parts in orange.
This achievement is the result of the team's continuous research and development since the beginning of this year under the guidance of Professor Cho Baek-Kyu of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Kookmin University and the generous support of the Robotics Control Laboratory. Through this achievement, the KMU_ROV team has once again promoted the status of Kookmin University internationally.
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