Drones to predict where water pipes are at risk of bursting
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Maritime RobotX Challenge
Sponsorship Opportunities
Organisations who have an interest in control systems engineering in the maritime, defence, transportation and manufacturing industries are invited to contact the academic supervisor to enquire about sponsoring the University of Newcastle's Maritime Robot X Challenge team in 2020.
Sponsors have the opportunity to:
- Help young Australian engineers extend their specialised knowledge in these areas
- Show their support for the University of Newcastle
- Gain unique promotional opportunities
Sponsors will gain exposure through:
- Acknowledgement in a media release from the University of Newcastle
- Acknowledgement in at least two news stories on the University of Newcastle website
- Acknowledgement in at least three University of Newcastle social media posts
- Acknowledgement in announcements about the project to University students and staff
- Acknowledgement and logo included in at least two YouTube videos documenting the students' project and journey
- Company logo and web link on the University of Newcastle project website
- Company logo on team banner
- Company logo on team t-shirts
- Company logo on the team's 20'WAM-V vessel
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