Doing you a favor. You really want people seeing you do math for fun?
Hey, you want me to program the cheat codes so you can't die?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
Cristian, you little... Hey!
Hey, you seen that little twit Cristian?
He's got, like, a striped shirt?
It's all to scale.
I... And for materials, I was thinking syntactic flotation foam?
I sourced a grade that's stable up to 1,000 meters.
Did you do this by yourself?
Well, I used a picture from the flyer that I saw.
I just corrected its design flaws.
It's elegant.
Great. Okay.
So, we can start building, right?
Yeah, well, hang on, guys.
The first rule of engineering is you never build anything with real material until you build a proof-of-concept model.
We can use hangers for the frame.
Styrofoam for ballast?
Toggle switches.
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to explore a sunken World War II submarine and the surrounding area.
Using your on board cameras for guidance, you must navigate through an eight-part course that will test your ROV's agility and efficiency.
Your ROV should be prepared to measure the length, width and temperature of designated objects, diffuse any potential threats from artillery or biochemical warfare... Did you get to the part where you have to retrieve a liquid from some kind of drum without getting any pool water in it?