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By DE Editors  

May 1, 2008

By RedEye RPM

When the students from Flower Mound High School, in Flower Mound, Texas decided to enter the Marine Advance Technology Education (MATE) ROV Competitionfor the second year in a row, they chose RedEye RPM to build the design for their underwater vehicle. "We saw your technology used by a college at a different competition in San Diego, last year," said Luke Cragin, team captain for the four-member high school team. "We were impressed with their design and decided to explore the potential with our design for this year's competition."

The Flower Mound High School team consists of four team members, Luke Cragin, Collin Cragin, Sung Ho Park and Rachel Glockenmeier. These students range in grade from sophomore to senior. They have two mentors — Trent Cragin, who serves as the design and building mentor and Harry Lewis, who serves as the electrical mentor.

RedEye is building the team's design with ABS green and it will take approximately seven days to build due to the size and geometries of the design. Once completed, RedEye shipped the part to the team for assembly into their vehicle.

Flower Mound will compete in the Explorer Class division this coming June. Last year, Flower Mound secured the first place slot in their regional competition and brought home third place at the international competition in the Ranger Class.

According to the Web site, the MATE Center coordinates an international student ROV competition and a network of 17 regional ROV contests that take place across U.S. and in Canada, Hong Kong and Scotland.  Student teams from middle schools, high schools, home schools, community colleges and universities participate in the events, which consists of two different "classes" that vary depending on the sophistication of the ROVs and the mission requirements.

With RedEye RPM, you can quote, buy and build your parts online. Using fused deposition modeling technology, RedEye builds your application from 3D CAD files into real, functional parts. Whether your application is a prototype for form, fit and function testing or for use in low-volume end-use production, RedEye has the capacity to meet your needs.

For more information on how RedEye rapid prototyping and direct digital manufacturing services can help you or to check on the status of this project, visit www.redeyerpm.com.

Information:
RedEye RPM
Eden Prairie, MN
866-882-6934
redeyerpm.com/de

 

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