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SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series judges (left to right) Matt Kelly (Fredericksburg City Councilman), Hap Connors regional transportation board member) and VDOT's Cathy McGhee at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
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Germanna Community College Information Systems Technology/Cybersecurity students (left to right) Shayne Perryman (Sophomore, Chancellor area of Spotsylvania County), Robert Cline (freshman, Stafford C,H.) and Zac Roe (sophomore, Fredericksburg) make their presentation at Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Germanna Community College Information Systems Technology/Cybersecurity students (left to right) Shayne Perryman (Sophomore, Chancellor area of Spotsylvania County), Robert Cline (freshman, Stafford C,H.) and Zac Roe (sophomore, Fredericksburg) make their presentation at Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Rongrong Lin (left) and Arjun Malhotra work on the final details of their project at the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
Rongrong Lin (left) and Arjun Malhotra work on the final details of their project at the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Alexandre Filth of Roanoke, Va. communicate with a co-worker in California prior to his presentation of his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
Jinyu Chen (left) and Rongrong Lin work on the final details of their project at the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Alexandre Filth of Roanoke, Va. pumps his fist to honor a competitor's presentation at the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) held a SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
Germanna Community College Information Systems Technology/Cybersecurity students Shayne Perryman (Sophomore, Chancellor area of Spotsylvania County, left) and Zac Roe (sophomore, Fredericksburg) at the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Friday, September 28, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Germanna Community College Information Systems Technology/Cybersecurity student Zac Roe (sophomore, Fredericksburg) makes a presentation at Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Arjun Malhotra (University of Virginia) presents his team's project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
University of Virginia computer science graduate students ready for their project presentation during Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
Transportation Engineer Michael Boone of HNTB Corporation of Arlington, Va. presents his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Alexandre Filth of Roanoke, Va. communicate with a co-worker in California prior to his presentation of his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Alexandre Filth of Roanoke, Va. communicate with a co-worker in California prior to his presentation of his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Alexandre Filth of Roanoke, Va. presents his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Kechen Lin posts visual references to his group's project during Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
Arjun Malhotra (University of Virginia) presents his team's project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Transportation Engineer Michael Boone of HNTB Corporation of Arlington, Va. presents his project during the Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin
Ambassador Peter Westmacott, Lady Westmacott and staff members from the British Embassy in Washington, Consulates-General in Houston and New York attended the Circuit of The Americas’ Austin Grand Prix over the weekend.
The Grand Prix highlighted Britain’s strong contribution to the sport and advanced technology that makes Formula 1 racing possible!
Did You Know…
- There are 4000+ companies in the UK that support F1.
- Every part of a Formula 1 car has some input from the UK, from design through to assembly and manufacturing.
- For the past 30 years, British-made cars have won the majority of Formula One races.
- The majority of Formula 1 teams are based out of the UK.
Kechen Lin (at the screen) - with his other University of Virginia computer science graduate students - presents his team's project during Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series judges at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
University of Virginia students work on their presentation at the Department of Transportation's (VDOT) SmarterRoads Hackathon and Idea Jam Series at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg Center for Advanced Technology (FredCAT) on Saturday, September 29, 2018. (Photo by Robert A. Martin (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
What does the far future of space explorer clothing look like? In this captivating image by Duncan Rawlinson, a futuristic space explorer stands in a stark, alien landscape, clad in a bold, prismatic suit and helmet. This avant-garde attire combines high fashion with advanced technology, suggesting a world where functionality and style converge on distant planets. With sensor-equipped visors and vibrant suits, explorers of the future may embody both form and function as they journey through unknown worlds. Rawlinson’s work invites us to imagine the aesthetic possibilities of humanity’s cosmic frontier.