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- OUR 2014 CALENDAR -
May 10:
MATE Pacific Northwest Regional Challenge in Federal Way, Washington, 2nd Place Winners!
June 13:
STEM outreach voyage with SeaScouts on tall ship Odyssey - Puget Sound; depart from Port of Tacoma
June 14:
"Whidbey to Romania"
an evening of performances and SILENT AUCTION to benefit the Atlantis ROV Team
July 31- Aug 3:
Whidbey Area Fair, Langley, Washington
August 14 - 20:
Black Sea ROV Competition, Constanta, Romania
August 25 - 29:
Educational
outreach in
Istanbul, Turkey
October 4th
Presenters & Exhibitors
Sally Ride Science Festival
Bothell, Washington
October 27th
Recognition by Island County Commisioners
Coupeville, Washington
November 20th
Pacific Northwest Innovation Summit
Women in Innovation Panelists
Seattle, Washington
December 10th
Hour of Code!
Multiple locations - South Whidbey
at Whidbey Maker Space at Ken's Korner.
February 7th, 2015
Sound Waters Conference
Presenters
Langley, Washington
MATE Pacific Northwest Regional Challenge in Federal Way, Washington, 2nd Place Winners!
June 13:
STEM outreach voyage with SeaScouts on tall ship Odyssey - Puget Sound; depart from Port of Tacoma
June 14:
"Whidbey to Romania"
an evening of performances and SILENT AUCTION to benefit the Atlantis ROV Team
July 31- Aug 3:
Whidbey Area Fair, Langley, Washington
August 14 - 20:
Black Sea ROV Competition, Constanta, Romania
August 25 - 29:
Educational
outreach in
Istanbul, Turkey
October 4th
Presenters & Exhibitors
Sally Ride Science Festival
Bothell, Washington
October 27th
Recognition by Island County Commisioners
Coupeville, Washington
November 20th
Pacific Northwest Innovation Summit
Women in Innovation Panelists
Seattle, Washington
December 10th
Hour of Code!
Multiple locations - South Whidbey
at Whidbey Maker Space at Ken's Korner.
February 7th, 2015
Sound Waters Conference
Presenters
Langley, Washington
This August, 6,000 miles from home, Atlantis ROV Team will be the sole representatives of the United States as
we compete in Europe's largest ROV competition: The Black Sea International ROV Competition.
Our team was founded in 2011 and has been soldering on the dining room table ever since. Our ROVs have been grassroots efforts, built after school in a one-light town without a shop or a school program to support us. But our shoestring budgets and meager tools were a blessing, and only inspired us to work harder.
With determination, curiosity, and the support of our small island community, it has been an incredible journey. It has been so far beyond our wildest dreams. We've reached Internationals and are one of the top ROV teams in the world. We've met students from other countries, affected hundreds of people through our STEM educational exhibits, had discussions with research scientists, marine archeologists, engineers, and business leaders, flown a plane, and been invited to Europe's largest ROV competition.
We have grown up in this competition: our captain, Hannah, was an eighth grader when they started ROV and she will be teaching robotics workshops to Romanian students and Istanbul children as part of her senior project. Haley was only nine when she started, and she and Annika will likely be competing at the college level by 2016, as sophomores in high school.
The last five years have taught us about so much more than just circuitry and hydraulic pressure testing. Through this competition, through engineering, and building robot after robot, we have learned so much about teamwork, creative problem solving, perseverance, and most importantly, our ability to take action and make a difference. ATLANTIS ROV TEAM: ADVENTURE IS DOWN THERE
Our team was founded in 2011 and has been soldering on the dining room table ever since. Our ROVs have been grassroots efforts, built after school in a one-light town without a shop or a school program to support us. But our shoestring budgets and meager tools were a blessing, and only inspired us to work harder.
With determination, curiosity, and the support of our small island community, it has been an incredible journey. It has been so far beyond our wildest dreams. We've reached Internationals and are one of the top ROV teams in the world. We've met students from other countries, affected hundreds of people through our STEM educational exhibits, had discussions with research scientists, marine archeologists, engineers, and business leaders, flown a plane, and been invited to Europe's largest ROV competition.
We have grown up in this competition: our captain, Hannah, was an eighth grader when they started ROV and she will be teaching robotics workshops to Romanian students and Istanbul children as part of her senior project. Haley was only nine when she started, and she and Annika will likely be competing at the college level by 2016, as sophomores in high school.
The last five years have taught us about so much more than just circuitry and hydraulic pressure testing. Through this competition, through engineering, and building robot after robot, we have learned so much about teamwork, creative problem solving, perseverance, and most importantly, our ability to take action and make a difference. ATLANTIS ROV TEAM: ADVENTURE IS DOWN THERE
3 Girls, 1 Nation
ATLANTIS WINS BLACK SEA
INTERNATIONAL ROV COMPETITION
High School Division!
JOIN US FOR HOUR OF CODE!
On Wednesday, December 10th, Atlantis ROV Team & Whidbey Makers along with Special Guests from the Surface team at Microsoft and from Alaska Airlines
are hosting HOUR OF CODE events on
South Whidbey Island.
Come have fun while you spend an hour learning how to code! It's easy and fun!
On Wednesday, December 10th, Atlantis ROV Team & Whidbey Makers along with Special Guests from the Surface team at Microsoft and from Alaska Airlines
are hosting HOUR OF CODE events on
South Whidbey Island.
Come have fun while you spend an hour learning how to code! It's easy and fun!