2019 RoboSub Judges

Welcome Judges

Thank you for supporting the RoboSub teams and your future workforce!

Judge Acceptance Form

Thank you for your interest and availability in being a RoboSub judge! Click below to get started on completing the acceptance form.

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The RoboSub teams have worked hard all year long to prepare their vehicles for competition this August. Thanks to your support to act as a RoboSub judge, we are able to make it all possible. With your expertise, we hope to provide these teams a valuable learning experience for them to continue growing their skill set and ultimately prepare them to enter the workforce.

We’re excited to bring the opportunity for you to interact with the RoboSub teams and their systems in person, at a new venue at Woollett Aquatics Center in Irvine, California!

 

Let’s get started:

  1. Complete the Judges’ Acceptance Form
  2. Review the schedule
  3. Review the Judges Manual
  4. Meet the teams
  5. Secure travel arrangements
  6. Send questions to Julianna Smith

RoboSub 2024 Schedule

Judge Resources

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Judges Training Manual

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Schedule & Maps

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Score / Observation Sheets

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Event Information

RoboSub 2024 will be conducted 11-17 August 2024 at the Woollett Aquatics Center in Irvine, California!

Woollett Aquatics Center Address: 4601 Walnut Ave, Irvine, CA 92604

Parking: Judges are invited to park in the main parking lot.

Lodging and Travel: RoboSub Judges are responsible for coordinating the necessary lodging and travel accommodations. The event hotel will be determined and shared soon.

Packing List: We’re going to be in and out of the sun all-day, so pack accordingly! You will receive a set of official RoboSub performance shirts, a hat, and drinking water, upon your arrival on-site.

Meet the Teams

Duke University
Duke University
Duke Robotics Club

Durham, North Carolina, USA

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Technical Design ReportTeam Introduction Video

 

The Duke Robotics Club is a student-run organization in Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering. Our mission is to provide Duke undergraduate and graduate students a place to pursue their interest in robotics by working on high-impact, large-scale robotics projects and competitions, primarily in the realm of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). These projects allow our talented students to hone their skills and demonstrate the strength of Duke Engineering.

Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University
WIRED AUV

College Station, Texas, USA

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Technical Design Report | Team Introduction Video

 

WIRED AUV is part of the Women In Robotics, Engineering, and Development (WIRED) student organization at Texas A&M University. Established in 2015, our purpose is to build an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) for the annual RoboSub Competition. WIRED AUV is a learning team that focuses on recruiting underrepresented freshmen and sophomores and cultivating a supportive environment to gain hands-on experience.

The Ohio State University
The Ohio State University
Ohio State Underwater Robotics

Columbus, Ohio, USA

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Technical Design Report | Team Introduction Video

 

The Underwater Robotics Team at Ohio State is an interdisciplinary student project team that specializes in the design, construction, and operation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). Our mission is to provide members the opportunity to apply hands-on engineering and business principles and to serve the community through a STEM education outreach program.

Underwater Robotics at Berkeley
Underwater Robotics at Berkeley
Underwater Robotics at Berkeley

Berkeley, California, USA

Website

Technical Design Report | Team Introduction Video

 

Underwater Robotics at Berkeley is a collegiate robotics team at UC Berkeley in Berkeley, California that designs, builds and programs autonomous and teleoperated underwater vehicles to compete in the RoboSub and MATE ROV competitions. Since its founding in 2016, the team has introduced its members to industry-level design, simulation, and software tools through the lens of competitive robotics.

University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, Los Angeles
Bruin Underwater Robotics

Los Angeles, California, USA

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Technical Design Report | Team Introduction Video

 

Bruin Underwater Robotics (BUR) is a technical project under ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) at UCLA, dedicated to creating robots capable of operating in and exploring underwater environments. With underwater robotics being such a unique field, our mission is to challenge our team of mechanical, electrical and software engineers to develop and strengthen the skills that are key for the field of robotics.

University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Michigan Robotic Submarine

Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

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Technical Design Report | Team Introduction Video

 

Michigan Robotic Submarine is a student-led engineering team comprised of primarily undergraduate students with diverse backgrounds and interests, working together to design and build an autonomous robotic submarine for the annual RoboSub competition in Irvine, CA. We strive to advance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) technology by engineering a submarine that can perform various sub-nautical tasks, like sonar navigation and torpedo target shooting.

Questions?

Any questions or uncertainty of the next step, email Julianna Smith!