A team of Embry-Riddle students developed an app for pilots in Arizona to check into any of the 60-plus airports in the state

Embry-Riddle Computer and Project Management Students Build App for Pilots

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New research, conducted by Embry-Riddle faculty and students, is comparing the effectiveness of identifying weapons using drones equipped with different kinds of camera sensors. In the above image, near-infrared imagery is compared to that of traditional red-green-blue imagery.

Eyes in the Sky: Eagles Use Drones to Improve Tactical Response Against Active Shooters

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Racecar driver in helmet

Eagle Turns Real-Life Passion for Racing Into eSports Win

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Researchers Joe Cerreta, Will Austin, Pete Miller, David Thirtyacre and Scott Burgess hold a live, 10-foot-long female Burmese python.

Eagles Use Drones to Track Invasive Pythons in the Everglades

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Students fly drones on legacy walk

Chasing Air Taxis: Eagles Simulate Drone Routes to Advance NASA Research

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Electrical and Computer Engineering master’s student Justin Parkhurst tests connections in an unmanned system, or drone, using a multimeter, as well as uses a microscope and testing equipment to review circuitry, in Embry-Riddle’s Wireless Devices and Electromagnetics (WiDE) Laboratory, located in the Research Park. (Photos: Embry-Riddle/Daryl LaBello)

Research Park Innovation Facility Provides Powerful Student Opportunities

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Lead engineers and doctoral students Daniel Posada and Chris Hays assemble the EagleCam cubesat in Embry-Riddle’s Space Technologies Lab.

Eagles Complete CubeSat Construction; Next Stop: the Moon

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The Embry-Riddle Maritime RobotX Team won a first-place AUVSI XCELLENCE award for the first time this summer. (Photo: Embry-Riddle)

Robotics Students Win Gold at National Autonomous Boat Competition

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A team of Simulation, Science, Games and Animation students at Embry-Riddle, led by Program Chair Derek Fisher and assistant professor Dr. Michelle Hight, are developing an augmented-reality program to help train future aviators. (Photos, taken before masking guidelines were implemented: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)

Gaming Students Develop Augmented-Reality Flight Training Tool

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Navy Virtual Reality Simulator

Eagles Use VR to Train Next Generation of Naval Midshipmen

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According to biological research conducted by Embry-Riddle’s director of the Security and Optimization for Networked Globe Laboratory (SONG Lab) and assistant professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Houbing Herbert Song, and his Ph.D. candidate Yongxin Liu, “rotating” memories in machines could be the key to advancing artificial intelligence to the next level.

‘Rotating’ Memories Can Improve Machine Learning, Embry-Riddle Researchers Say

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The Cyber UAS student demonstration group at Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus is comprised of Emily Ferrier, Jake Coolidge, Drew Grobmeier, Brandon Nepute, Michael Ledermann, Michaela Adams and Quinn Razak.

Eagle Researchers Work to Improve Drone Awareness for Airspace and Aircraft Security

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Matthew Robinaugh, a senior in aerospace engineering, confirms the rotation direction of the motors and syncs the transmitter on a drone. (Photo: Brooklyn Cross)

Honeywell, Embry-Riddle Partner to Produce Air Taxi Innovators

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Aerospace Engineering Ph.D. students Taylor Stark and Stanislav Sikulskyi use Embry-Riddle’s new nanoscale 3D printer in the Structures Laboratory at the MicaPlex with Associate Professor Daewon Kim. The new equipment, funded by a National Science Foundation grant, will enable Embry-Riddle researchers to fabricate nano to microsize materials and structures with smart actuation and sensing, optimize metamaterial structures and polymer curing, and fabricate micromechanical and microfluidic devices to study biochemical processes and cancer. (Photos: Embry-Riddle/David Massey)

Machine Capable of 3D Printing Nanoscale Objects to Revolutionize Embry-Riddle Research

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Simulation Science, Gaming & Animation undergrads from Embry-Riddle designed virtual restaurants in a recent simulation modeling competition, as a way of leveraging technology to increase the efficiency of real-world operations.

Eagles Place in Top 4% of International Simulation Competition

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