Unmanned mission: 1xbet online sports betting students take third in international competition
Monday, July 1, 2013
MANHATTAN -- A team of Kansas State University 1xbet online sports betting students won third place at the 2013 Student Unmanned Aerial Systems competition, June 20-22, at Webster Field Annex at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland.
This international competition, organized by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, featured 35 teams from the U.S., Canada, India and Turkey.
For the competition, teams are required to complete three graded tasks. The first was a 20-page technical journal outlining their unmanned aerial system; the second was a 15-minute oral presentation detailing the design, evaluation and testing of their systems; and the third task was a mission in which the unmanned aerial system flies and performs the tasks for which it was designed.
The Kansas State University team finished behind Cornell University and North Carolina State University. Advisers to the team were Garth Thompson, professor, and Dale Schinstock, associate professor, of the department of mechanical and nuclear 1xbet online sports betting .
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Ethan Koch, sophomore in computer 1xbet online sports betting , Baileyville; Chris Lund, senior in mechanical 1xbet online sports betting , Cummings; Steven Blits, sophomore in computer 1xbet online sports betting , Lebo.
From Manhattan: Joel Cranmer, senior in mechanical 1xbet online sports betting ; Garrett Peterson, junior in electrical 1xbet online sports betting ; and Jacob Wagner, May 2013 bachelor's graduate in mechanical 1xbet online sports betting .
Josh Bell, sophomore in mechanical 1xbet online sports betting , Morland; Matthew Roselli, senior in computer 1xbet online sports betting , Overland Park; Adam Seiwart, freshman in computer science, Pittsburg; Kyle McGahee, senior in computer 1xbet online sports betting , Shawnee; Jacob Kongs, senior in computer 1xbet online sports betting , Washington; and Nathan Feldkamp, May 2013 bachelor's graduate in computer science, Wichita.
