Some Project Photos and Descriptions

Added photos for everything more recent than FRC 2019, as well as some descriptions for recent MATE bots (though the farther back ones are still pretty bad)

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+### Competition - MATE 20204
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+#### Mako
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+![Mako](/<Mako_Image_Bad.jpg>)
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+A completely new design, Mako had didn't have a conventional frame, instead utilizing a set of rails around the drybox which served as adjustable attachment points for the thrusters, camera, and manipulator. Designed for power and finesse over symmetricallity, Mako was capable of extremely fast forward movement and precise rotation.
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+### Competition - MATE 2023
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+#### Bubbles
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+![Bubbles](/<Bubbles!.jpg>)
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+An iteration of the earlier Boxfish ROV, Bubbles utilized a similar frame structure, but with 8 thrusters placed at the corners of the frame, allowing for near-symmetrical movement in any orientation. Designed to have pair of cameras and manipulators on both sides, Bubbles was able to quickly shift between tasks at ease, without needing precious time to swing the around to face the new focus.
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+### Competition - MATE 2022
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+#### Boxfish
+
+![Boxfish](/<Boxfish.jpg>)
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 ### Competition - MATE 2021
 
 #### Hammerhead
 
 ![Hammerhead](https://adabit.org/banner.jpg)
 
+Our first foray into the MATE ROV competition, Hammerhead was designed to be extremely versatile. The width of the front manipulator provided an extremely stable platform to move and interact with most objects she encountered.
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 ### Sandshark
 
+![Sandshark](/<Rover.jpg>)
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 #### Overland Long Distance Rover
 
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 #### Gary
 
+![Gary](/<Gary_minus_buffer.jpg>)
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 ### Competition - FRC 2019