By Brian Caldwell
Faculty of Engineering
After three years of hard work, members of the Warrior Home design team were thrilled to finish second overall this week in an international competition that challenges university students to design and build highly efficient buildings.
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For the third consecutive year the UW Robotics Team was invited to attend the University Rover Challenge, one of 36 team selected from 84 applicants representing 13 countries. To obtain the invite, UW Robotics had their highest ever Systems Acceptance Review score of 87 points, well over 5 points clear of the team’s previous record.
This is an excerpt of an article originally published on the Engineering website.
The Faculty’s Sedra Student Design Centre also provides a safe environment to experiment and take risks. Waterloo’s three-year-old Submarine Racing Team can attest to that.
It was in Maryland last year that members experienced the true meaning of the team’s tagline: Everything is simple, until you go underwater.
A student design team from Waterloo Engineering recently took first place in its class for the second year in a row at an international rocketry competition in New Mexico.
University of Waterloo students drove away from the first part of a competition to develop a self-driving car with four awards and a fourth place overall finish.
Members of a University of Waterloo student design team are in Arizona this week as they compete in the first leg of a three-year contest to develop a self-driving car.
The Race to Zero is an annual competition, open to students and faculty from any interested collegiate institution.
The Waterloo Rocketry Team is composed solely of undergraduate students passionate about rocket engineering.