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Technology can help protect nature!

Name: Sea06.12NatureProtect or Sea06.12

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The Sea06.12NatureProtect has a suction mechanism at the front that collects rubbish; if the rubbish is stuck to seaweed or animals, it releases them at the back. If the 20-square-metre area is clean, it makes a happy face and returns to the surface to soak up sunlight, which powers it via solar energy captured by the mini solar panel on top. If it’s a cloudy day, it uses percussion batteries to operate, which are activated by humidity in the air. Its wheels move upwards, generating upward thrust rather than forward thrust, causing it to return to the surface where it can also collect floating rubbish. Inside, it breaks down the rubbish and burns it, turning it into a liquid which is sent to the recycling centre to be reused in new spectacle frames, beads and other items.

The Sea06.12ProtectNature can operate autonomously, but it can also accommodate up to 25 people. Usually, when the Sea06.12ProtectNature heads out to the open sea, around 15 people go along to ensure the robot isn’t damaged and, if necessary, to call in a team for assistance. In case of damage, to prevent the rubbish from escaping, there is a net attached to two posts inside the machine; the net can hold up to 12kg of rubbish. The robot unloads the rubbish at the recycling centre every three days and can hold 15kg of rubbish; when it can no longer hold any more, the Sea06.12ProtectNature follows its route

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You can help look after the planet too!!

Robot name: Lori11

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Artificial Intelligence can help create solutions!

Robot’s name: Geraldina

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Technology can help protect nature. Robot name: Sigma

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Robot name: T11

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Artificial Intelligence could change the world by generating ideas that will be useful in the future. Name of the robot: X sub Ocean

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Name: Submalixo

Help the ocean, and you’ll be happy

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Victory 5.1

You can help look after the planet too!

Robot name: Jurema

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Clearing rubbish from the sea will improve marine life.

Robot: Save

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Robot name: B12

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I’m the Anti-Pollution Robot. I clean the ocean so my turtle brothers don’t die.

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Reserba is the name of my robot; it moves in a zigzag pattern, picks up rubbish with its foot and hand, and puts it into a bin; it runs on solar power

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Electricity helps our sea and our lives

Robot’s name: Bernardinho

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The RM1 Robot – Mobile Robot 1 – has many functions: it travels along the beach to collect litter, and its second function is to collect litter from the oceans. It uses its claw to pick up litter and remove fishing nets that are entangled around animals. It then moves its claw towards its other hand, which is a rubbish bin that closes when rubbish enters it (the bin). On its head, it has a very powerful solar panel that lasts for two full days (48 hours) and recharges in two hours. This robot is 2 metres and 25 centimetres tall. On the robot’s back are two jets that expel air, enabling it to swim in the ocean. It is articulated, as it moves its head, arms, elbows, wrists, fingers and waist. The robot has two eyes, which are cameras that are constantly monitored whilst the robot is working to ensure it does not harm anyone when it comes up onto the beach or goes back down. The third feature is its waste capacity; the robot can carry 20 kg as it has a 50 cm waste bin. When the robot detects that the bin is almost full, closing the lid activates a mechanism that compacts the waste to make room for more. The robot is waterproof and features a display showing suggestions for items that can be recycled. This robot could be the future for this generation.

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You can help look after the planet too

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You can help look after the planet too

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The sea isn’t a rubbish bin. Protect marine life

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You can help look after the planet too!

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Inspired by how stingrays clean aquariums, I designed my robot—which will clean up marine debris—in the shape of a stingray.

I’ve named it ‘NEO-SWEEPER’.

This robot has the following capabilities:

1. It uses its sensors to measure how polluted the water is.

2. It uses artificial intelligence to separate rubbish from fish.

3. It recharges its battery using oxygen in the water.

4. Thanks to its soft body, it won’t sustain damage even if it collides with rocks.

5. It converts the rubbish it collects into fish nests in its internal laboratory and places them in suitable locations in the sea.

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It uses the needles at its tip to draw in harmful substances, dissolves them and turns them into fertiliser

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It turns the rubbish it collects into soil and places it in suitable locations in the sea.

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I made a rubbish-collecting crab.

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Martim S., Pedro F., Rodrigo Si., Martim So., Salvador A.

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Martim S., Pedro F., Rodrigo Si., Martim So., Salvador A.

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An autonomous marine robot, equipped with solar panels and turbines to generate power, uses sonar and sensors to navigate and avoid obstacles. It has arms with magnetic grippers to collect plastic and metal debris, storing it for recycling while cleaning the ocean.

He´s name is DeepSea.

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Ana P. nº2, Carolina F. nº4, Francisca B. nº5, Gabriela M. nº6, Guilherme N. nº 7.

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Ana P. nº2, Carolina F. nº4, Francisca B. nº5, Gabriela M. nº6, Guilherme N. nº 7.

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The robot developed by our group is called Cleanwave and was created with the aim of helping to clean the bottom of the oceans. Cleanwave has small poropellers that work as a locomotion system, allowing it to move without spoiling marine habitats. This robot is equipped with infrared lights that allow you to distinguish between garbage and living beings. It has a suction system that sucks up the garbage present in the water. In the case of larger waste, use a small mechanical arm to collect them. In addition, it includes a filtration system, capable of capturing microplastics, storing them in an internal deposit. The robot works with a rechargeable battery because it has a solar panel on top.

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This is a robot developed to collect trash both at the bottom and on the surface of the oceans. It has a buoy on its underside that allows it to float, as well as a radar that detects debris. When it collects the debris, it introduces it into its "mouth," where it is crushed. Its movement is powered by solar energy, with a "hat" on top that functions as a solar panel.

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Agatha R. N° 1, Beatriz M. N° 3, Maria Carolina N°11, João S. N°8, José M. N°9.

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Agatha R. N° 1, Beatriz M. N° 3, Maria Carolina N°11, João S. N°8, José M. N°9.

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"An underwater robot designed to clean the ocean. The tail works as a motor for movement. The grid body acts like a vacuum, sucking in larger trash and microplastics from the water. At the front, the face screen is a smart display that detects and identifies waste."

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In the “Robots Saving the Oceans Project” activity, students design their own original robots that provide solutions to marine pollution problems. Each student gives their robot a name, explains its special features, and describes how it solves environmental problems. Students then animate their drawings using AI tools and transform the visuals into short videos to create digital content. Through this process, students improve their creativity, problem-solving, technology, environmental awareness, and design-thinking skills while developing innovative solutions for a sustainable future. 🌊🤖♻️

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IC6-3 Quartu Sant'Elena (Teacher: Maurizio Biolchini)

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1st Experimental Junior High School of N. Ionia Magnesia, Greece

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1st Experimental Junior High School of N. Ionia Magnesia, Greece

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Inspired by the need to protect our oceans and driven by their creativity, our students designed an eco-friendly robot called DripTech R1 – Ocean Cleaner. Following the engineering design process and using Artificial Intelligence tools, they transformed their ideas into original digital designs. We are proud to present their creations, which combine innovation, technology, and environmental awareness. 🌊🤖♻️

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The ocean is our home!!!

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We can help, Rafael

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We want a clear sea!!!

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We should protect the marine life.

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We use the technology to clear the sea!!!!

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The marine cleaning robot is an innovative design developed to help reduce ocean pollution and protect marine ecosystems. Inspired by nature and supported by technology, this robot is designed to collect waste materials from the sea surface and seabed.

By using smart sensors and mechanical components, the robot can detect and gather plastic and other debris in the water. This helps keep marine environments clean and supports the sustainability of underwater life.

The project demonstrates how technology and engineering can be used to solve real-world environmental problems and encourages students to develop innovative and eco-friendly solutions.

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LUMINA: Deep-Sea Cleaning Robot Project

Project Overview & Robot Capabilities

> "This student-designed deep-sea robot, named Lumina, is capable of autonomously navigating the seafloor to locate and collect plastic micro-debris and small metallic trash. By utilizing its specialized suction mouth, reinforced vortex pump, and articulated collector fins, the robot effectively filters large volumes of ocean water to remove contaminants without harming delicate marine life. Furthermore, equipped with advanced visual sensors and machine learning algorithms developed entirely by the students, Lumina can differentiate between organic reef matter and artificial waste with high accuracy, ensuring a safe and efficient environmental cleanup."

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The Engineering & Design Process (Step-by-Step)

* Phase 1: Problem Identification

Students initiated the project by researching deep-sea pollution and identifying the urgent need for a solution to collect waste from fragile marine ecosystems.

* Phase 2: Concept & Biomimicry Development

Inspired by the natural adaptation of the deep-sea anglerfish, students sketched the initial concept, blending biomimetic features with a durable, mechanical design to withstand intense underwater pressure.

* Phase 3: Mechanical Engineering

The team designed the structural body using corrosion-resistant materials, integrating a reinforced debris intake system, a clockwork sorting mechanism, and high-efficiency propulsion drives for precise underwater mobility.

* Phase 4: Software & AI Integration

Students programmed the robot's core systems, installing a Visual AI camera and coding smart algorithms to allow the vehicle to identify artificial waste and navigate autonomously.

* Phase 5: Prototyping & Testing

After rigorous testing in controlled pool environments to calibrate the flotation and suction balance, the final functional deep-sea cleaning unit was successfully completed.

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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DeepSea – Smart Ocean Cleaner

DeepSea is an innovative autonomous marine robot designed to keep oceans clean and protect marine life. Powered by solar panels and renewable energy technology, it can operate efficiently while reducing environmental impact. Using advanced cameras, sensors, and intelligent navigation systems, DeepSea can detect floating waste and safely move through the water while avoiding obstacles.

The robot is equipped with a large collection basket that gathers plastic bottles, cans, and other floating debris. Once collected, the waste is stored for recycling and proper disposal. DeepSea continuously monitors the surrounding environment, helping to reduce ocean pollution and create healthier habitats for marine species.

By combining clean energy, smart technology, and environmental responsibility, DeepSea offers a sustainable solution for cleaner and safer oceans.

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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Inspired by marine life, this turtle-shaped autonomous robot is designed to combat ocean pollution. Powered by integrated solar panels and hydro-turbines, it utilizes advanced sonar and sensor systems to safely navigate the seas. Its wide, scoop-like mouth collects floating plastic and metal debris, securely storing the waste inside its central chamber for future recycling.

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE

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This biomimetic autonomous vessel is engineered for large-scale coastal cleanup. Powered by shell-integrated solar cells and powerful thruster turbines, it utilizes an array of agile mechanical tentacles to harvest marine pollution. The robot dynamically scoops up plastic bottles and debris, packing them into massive onboard storage bays to restore marine ecosystems.

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE

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This dolphin-shaped autonomous vessel represents a breakthrough in biomimetic ocean cleanup. Powered by shell-mounted solar cells, the robot blends seamlessly into natural aquatic ecosystems. It employs an efficient conveyor-mesh intake system to extract plastic litter from the surface, storing it securely in visible side containment units to ensure continuous and eco-friendly marine restoration.

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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BİRCAN ALAN / CUMHURIYET M.P. ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL / TÜRKİYE 

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DripTech R1 – Ocean Cleaner STEM Activity (Final Product)

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EBRAR/ BIYIKLI SECONDARY SCHOOL