Development of Educational Marine Soft Robotics STEM Platform as New Iteration of SeaPerch K-12 National Outreach Program
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Garcia-Langley, Ansel; Alvarez, Isabel; Chen, Audrey; Li, Alex; Wang, Haoyu; Brancazio, Diane; Gutierrez, Valeria; Bennett, Andrew; Triantafyllou, Michael; ... Show more Show less
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In the past thirty years, educational programs like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Office of Naval
Research’s SeaPerch have been effective at introducing students to robotics, science and engineering concepts through low-cost, hands-on curricula [1], [2]. These programs have been integral in preparing students to pursue degrees and careers in STEM that meet the needs of a 21st century global economy [3]. In order to address rapid technological growth and our dynamic digital climate, such vital STEM educational opportunities must continuously evolve to provide students the tools necessary for meaningful engagement within a future global workforce.
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2022-10-17Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sea Grant College Program; Edgerton Center (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)Publisher
IEEE
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A. Garcia-Langley et al., "Development of Educational Marine Soft Robotics STEM Platform as New Iteration of SeaPerch K-12 National Outreach Program," OCEANS 2022, Hampton Roads, Hampton Roads, VA, USA, 2022, pp. 1-8.
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