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- Scout (en español: «Explorador») es un barco automatizado autónomo diseñado con el objetivo de realizar el primer viaje transatlántico sin intervención humana. Los responsables del proyecto son Dylan Rodríguez y Max Kramers, estudiantes de ingeniería de Tiverton, en Estados Unidos. (es)
- Scout is an autonomous robotic boat designed to complete the first autonomous transatlantic crossing. The project was started by Tiverton students Dylan Rodriguez and Max Kramers in 2010 with the goal of creating an autonomous craft to make the journey from Rhode Island to Sanlucar de Barrameda, Spain. After several iterations, Scout's first transatlantic attempt was launched from Sakonnet Point on June 29, 2013 but unfavourable weather conditions forced the team to recover the craft the same day. A second launch was made July 4, 2013 but after two days a technical failure forced another recovery effort and a redesign of parts of the vessel. The third attempt was launched during the early morning of August 24, 2013 and is currently in progress but has already earned the record for distance of an unmanned Atlantic naval voyage. (en)
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- Scout (en español: «Explorador») es un barco automatizado autónomo diseñado con el objetivo de realizar el primer viaje transatlántico sin intervención humana. Los responsables del proyecto son Dylan Rodríguez y Max Kramers, estudiantes de ingeniería de Tiverton, en Estados Unidos. (es)
- Scout is an autonomous robotic boat designed to complete the first autonomous transatlantic crossing. The project was started by Tiverton students Dylan Rodriguez and Max Kramers in 2010 with the goal of creating an autonomous craft to make the journey from Rhode Island to Sanlucar de Barrameda, Spain. After several iterations, Scout's first transatlantic attempt was launched from Sakonnet Point on June 29, 2013 but unfavourable weather conditions forced the team to recover the craft the same day. A second launch was made July 4, 2013 but after two days a technical failure forced another recovery effort and a redesign of parts of the vessel. The third attempt was launched during the early morning of August 24, 2013 and is currently in progress but has already earned the record for distance (en)
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- Scout (barco autónomo) (es)
- Scout (autonomous boat) (en)
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