Status

The following teams have indicated their interest to participate in the 2018 competition.

Official registration opens on the 15th of July, 2017. Logistical constraints limit the number of teams who can take part in the eISR. Places on the start line are earned on the basis of a qualification round which takes place over the course of the coming year. To qualify to race, teams must pass four engineering stage gates, in whatever order they choose. The Stage Gates are (R)eport, (S)pecification, (V)ideo, (P)hotos and (f) final payment. The status of each team will be updated here as the stage gates are completed. The first 12 teams to complete all of the stage gates and pay their race fees will be invited to race.

The links in the table will take you to the teams’ websites, where you will find more information posted by the teams themselves about their designs and the progress they are making towards qualification.

#	Team		Submarine	Class	Status
01	University of Victoria		Chinook	propeller	i fa R S V P
02	Rhine Waal University		Rivershark	nonprop	i fa R S V P
03	Delft University of Technology		Wasub VIII	propeller	i fa R S V P
06	Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal		Archimede VII	propeller	i fa R S V P
07	Ecole de Technologie Superieure		Omer 11	prop/non prop	i fa R S V P
08	University of Warwick		Godiva 4	propeller	i R S V P
09	University of California San Diego		Vaquita	nonprop	i (f)(a) R S V P
11	University of British Columbia		Skookumchuk 4	propeller	i fa R S V P
12	University of Michigan		Bluefin	propeller	i fa R S V P
14	University of Southampton		Nauti Buoy	propeller	i R S V P
15	University of Washington		Knotty Dawg	propeller, 2-man	i fa R S V P
16	Florida Atlantic University		HPS Atlantic	propeller	i fa R S V P
17	Texas A&M University		Hullabalooga	propeller, 2-man	i fa R S V P
18	Technical University of Gdansk		Nautilus	propeller	i (f)(a) R S V P