OBJESCTIVES OF USV

The objective of your unmanned surface vehicle (USV) project for freshwater can encompass various
goals and purposes. Here are some potential objectives for your project:

1. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT:

- Conduct research on unmanned surface vehicles in freshwater environments.
- Develop and implement innovative technologies for remote-controlled operations.
- Experiment with cutting-edge propulsion systems to enhance efficiency.

2. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING:
- Design the USV to collect data on water quality, temperature, and other environmental parameters.
- Utilize onboard sensors to monitor and analyze changes in the aquatic ecosystem.
- Contribute to environmental conservation efforts by providing real-time data.

3. EDUCATION AND OUTREACH:

- Engage with the local community and raise awareness about naval architecture and robotics.
- Provide educational resources for schools and interested individuals about your USV project.
- Foster interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.

4. COLLABORATION AND NETWORKING:

- Establish connections with industry professionals, researchers, and potential sponsors.
- Collaborate with other academic institutions or organizations working on similar projects.
- Showcase your society's capabilities in naval architecture and engineering.

5. DEMONSTRATION OF SKILLS:
- Showcase the practical application of skills acquired through the naval architecture society.
- Highlight the integration of different technologies, such as the WiFi-operated camera and advanced
propulsion systems.
- Emphasize the hands-on experience gained by undergraduate students in developing a functional
USV.

6. COMPETITION PARTICIPATION:
- Participate in relevant competitions or challenges related to unmanned vehicles.
- Test the capabilities of your USV against other projects and learn from the experience.
- Use competition results to improve and refine your USV design.

7. PROMOTION OF INNOVATION:
- Encourage creativity and innovation within the naval architecture society.
- Create an environment that fosters the development of new ideas and solutions.
- Inspire undergraduate students to explore and push the boundaries of naval architecture.
8. SPONSORSHIP AND FUNDING:
- Attract sponsors by showcasing the societal and technological impact of your USV project.
- Seek funding to support ongoing research, development, and potential future projects.
- Establish long-term partnerships with sponsors interested in supporting academic initiatives.