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For an updated project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package. Underwater laser communication is one solution for secure, reliable, and high speed underwater communication. Currently, Boeing uses strictly acoustic transmissions to communicate with their unmanned, underwater vehicle. While this is reliable, the data transfer rate is slow. Using the current housing that was developed for acoustic transmission, an optical transmission device must be developed. Using a high powered laser to transmit data will greatly improve the data transfer rate from the acoustics. The goals of this project are to research and apply knowledge in order to produce a proof of concept of underwater laser communication which will supply both fast and secure data transfer rates in both the long and short ranges. In addition, the concept must be easy to implement and maintain while still falling within the proposed price budget. Before modifying your team's website, take a few minutes to explore the directory structure for your team's EDGE project and consider how you want to organize your files. The directory structure can also be accessed by clicking on the /public/ link at the top left of the page For more detailed background information, create a new node and add a link here. 
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Team Members
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| Member | Role | Contact |
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| Tyler Montesi | Computer Engineer - Web Liaison | tdm5923@rit.edu |
| Frank Mekker | EE | fmm6295@rit.edu |
| Ethan Lavine | Mechanical Engineer - Team Leader | ecl1980@rit.edu |
| Patrick Shuman | Computer Engineer - Scribe | pds9735@rit.edu |
| Tariq Hashimi | EE | ecl1980@rit.edu |
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Acknowledgements
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