An underwater rocket team built for disciplined progress.
SUBMARUN is a university technology team working for the Teknofest underwater rocket competition. Our goal is to develop a safe, controlled, and well-documented underwater rocket system.
We have passed the OTR stage. We now continue design, electronics, software, control, and validation work toward the competition target.
We work on the design, control, and validation of an underwater rocket system.
SUBMARUN is not focused only on participation. The team is building an engineering process that can be tracked, explained, and improved.
Underwater rocket architecture
Structure, stability, launch logic, and integration are handled together for safe operation under water.
Software and algorithm approach
Control flow, mission logic, and software development are organized around the competition requirements.
Reporting and technical evidence
The documentation discipline strengthened through the OTR process makes progress and design decisions visible.
Sponsor and institutional communication
Partner visibility is presented in a structured format that respects the team's technical identity.
SUBMARUN turns student engineering energy into measurable progress in a demanding field.
For sponsors and stakeholders, the value is not only visibility. It is early support for a disciplined technical effort.
A Serious Technical Goal
Underwater rocket work brings design, electronics, control, and testing disciplines into one project.
Proven Progress
Passing the OTR stage shows that the team can move beyond ideas and run an organized project process.
Visible Brand Value
SUBMARUN gives partners a strong position across youth, technology, university, and competition culture.
Controlled progress from report stage to competition preparation.
The team's development moves from idea to report, from report to subsystem work, and from there toward competition readiness.
Team and workflow formed
The core roster, competition target, and work rhythm were organized around the underwater rocket objective.
OTR stage passed
The report process became the first major threshold for technical communication and project maturity.
Subsystem work continues
Design, electronics, software, control, and feasibility work are being developed for competition preparation.
Competition preparation grows
Testing, validation, visibility, and sponsor partnerships will become more visible in the next phase.
The core roster is currently presented as a clean alphabetical list.
The team section keeps the current roster clear and easy to scan, with the captain title shown where relevant.
Barkin Akburak
Eren Elmas
Ensar Capoglu
Gurkan Ari
SUBMARUN aims to build strong partnerships with institutions that support technical production.
Sponsorship is more than logo placement. It is a meaningful connection with student engineering, competition culture, and the university ecosystem.
Priority visibility across the team's main communication surfaces.
Strong positioning across web, media, and competition communication.
Structured visibility for subsystem and operational support.
Respectful placement for material, production, or service support.