Past Events
April 27: Designing and Manufacturing of an Autonomous Surface Vehicle for Bathymetry Surveying
A team of UBC mechanical engineering students presented their Capstone Project on designing and manufacturing a cost-effective autonomous surface vehicle for bathymetry surveying.
Seminar
| Topic: | Evening presentation on Designing and Manufacturing of an Autonomous Surface Vehicle for Bathymetry Surveying | ||
| Presenters: | Jaclyn Tarnai, Graham Williamson, David Wong, and Yiran Zhou | ||
| Date: | Wednesday April 27 | ||
| Time: | 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm | ||
| Venue: | Accent Inns Burnaby 3777 Henning Drive, Burnaby V5C 6N5 |
Presentation Summary
A team of UBC mechanical engineering students presented their Capstone Project on designing and manufacturing a cost-effective autonomous surface vehicle for bathymetry surveying. Their presentation included:
- Introduction to UBC and the CAPSTONE course
- Background of the ASV project
- ASV design methodology and rationale
- Small scale ASV prototyping
- ASV manufacturing process
- ASV validation and verification
- Final ASV specifications and results
- Conclusion
Photo Album
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| Speakers Tony Wong, Jaclyn Tarnai, Yiran Zou and Graham Williamson being congratulated by Alan Kay (CEP Committee facilitator in the UBC-Capstone project) |
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| from L/R: Matthew Walton-Knight (CEP Vice-Chair), Kevin Oversby (CEP), Graham Williamson (speaker), Yiran Zou (speaker), Tony Wong (speaker), Alan Kay (CEP), Jaclyn Tarnai (speaker), Kris Gadareh (CEP Chair and Capstone facilitator), and Marina Lee (CEP Treasurer) |
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