Mission DDT: Real-World Robotics for Ocean Health

Embark on an inspiring journey with "Mission DDT: Real-World Robotics for Ocean Health," a dynamic program designed to ignite curiosity and empower the next generation of innovators. This course invites students to dive deep into the intersection of robotics, environmental science, and real-world problem-solving, focusing on the urgent challenge of ocean health and the impact of DDT pollution. Participants will explore the fascinating world of robotics through hands-on projects, learning how to design, build, and program robots that can monitor, analyze, and address environmental issues affecting our oceans. Guided by experienced mentors, students will investigate the history and consequences of DDT contamination, develop critical thinking skills, and collaborate in teams to engineer creative solutions. Through engaging lessons and practical activities, learners will gain a solid foundation in STEM concepts while discovering how technology can be harnessed for positive environmental change. Whether you are a budding engineer, a passionate environmentalist, or simply curious about robotics, this program offers a unique opportunity to make a tangible impact. Join us and become a champion for ocean health—where your ideas and innovations can help shape a cleaner, healthier future for our planet.