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=The WSU/OC RobotX Project=
'''A proposed partnership between Engineering Clubs of Olympic College and Washington State University at the Bremerton campus to participate in the [https://RobotX.org RobotX Competition].'''
==What is the RobotX Competition?==
[[File:RobotX_Logo.jpg|200px|thumb|right|[https://robotx.org/ RobotX]]]
RobotX is an international program where innovators can grow their potential and make substantial contributions to the robotics community.  
Through three distinct platforms:
*'''Challenge''': The Maritime RobotX Challenge is an international, university-level competition designed to broaden students’ exposure to autonomy and robotic technologies in the maritime environment.
*'''Interactive''': Launched in 2017, RobotX Interactive Forum (previously known as the RobotX Forum) is a biennial gathering of students, researchers, senior officials and industry leaders engaged in the development and use of autonomous maritime systems.
*'''Virtual''': The Virtual RobotX (VRX) competition challenges student teams to develop innovative solutions in a simulated environment. These solutions can be integrated onto a WAM-V RobotX platform.

==Competition History==
Advancements in autonomous vehicle technology across all domains - air, land, and water - are moving fast in public and private sectors, including academia through research and competitions. In support of these advancements, the Maritime RobotX Challenge was created.  In 2012, the '''[https://www.onr.navy.mil/ Office of Naval Research (ONR)]''' launched the first biennial Maritime RobotX Challenge. 
 
RobotX is '''[https://robonation.org/ RoboNation’s]''' most complex robotic competition to-date. Through this competition, they aspire to engage regional partners around the Pacific Rim while creating a new, high-level competition focused on autonomous surface vehicle platforms and sensors. There have been three RobotX Challenges was held: 2014: Singapore, 2016 Honolulu, Hawaii and December 2018: Honolulu, Hawaii. 

==Proposed Organization Breakdown==
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=References=
https://robotx.org/<br>
https://www.onr.navy.mil/<br>
https://robonation.org/<br>