Underwater charging station advances in national competition
A 糖心视频 Mānoa team was selected as one of seven winners for a wave-powered charging station capable of providing continuous power to resident AUVs.
A 糖心视频 Mānoa team was selected as one of seven winners for a wave-powered charging station capable of providing continuous power to resident AUVs.
The virtual competition runs June 25–27, 2021.
To earn the certificate, students must complete 18 credits with a 2.5 minimum grade point average.
The project will provide resources for Native Hawaiians at the undergraduate level to support student retention and encourage the pursuit of graduate engineering degrees.
Expected benefits include streamlining course offerings and increased student enrollment.
Both institutions will explore potential collaborative efforts in several areas.
Marc Ivan Manalac’s team was one of 10 finalists out of more than 450 entries.
Wastewater samples were taken from two of the largest wastewater treatment plants in the City and County of Honolulu.
The program was made possible by a Harold K.L. Castle Foundation grant.
Brianne Yamada also won the titles of Miss Popularity and Miss Congeniality.