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Cabrillo Robotics Club (CRC) is a dedicated team of students from Cabrillo College in Aptos, California united by a mutual passion for robotics. We design and engineer cutting-edge solutions, drawing from the diverse experience and knowledge of our interdisciplinary members. The team is structured into four specialized subteams: Electrical, Mechanical, Software, and Marketing. This decentralized approach fosters autonomy within each division, allowing members to focus on their areas of expertise, while working collaboratively to create innovative and reliable robotic systems.
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<p>The MATE competition challenges teams worldwide to build Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). These tethered, submersible robots perform observation, inspection, and physical tasks in various aquatic environments. Competing teams must build an ROV capable of executing simulated industry applications in a product demonstration. They also showcase their robot’s functionality and design rationale through marketing, technical documentation, and an engineering presentation.</p>
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