Aquatic robotics camp on Northshore give children skills to compete in tech industry
Students on the Northshore spent their summer days learning about how underwater vehicles work while attending an aquatic robotics camp.
It's the final camp of 2017 and trains 10- to 17-year-olds on how to build their own underwater remote operated vehicle. The program is based on the science, technology, engineering and mathematics program, also known as STEM, and sponsored by Chevron.
The camp is organized by the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum. More information about the camp can be found online.