Underwater Autonomy
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Students are working on building an autonomous system that can operate underwater.
A group at Pennsylvania State University is trying to build an autonomous system that can operate underwater. This unforgiving environment is pushing research into new territory.
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Underwater Autonomy
Clip: Season 4 Episode 26 | 5m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
A group at Pennsylvania State University is trying to build an autonomous system that can operate underwater. This unforgiving environment is pushing research into new territory.
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