Several members of Embry-Riddle’s Game Development Club competed at the Armed Forces Jam 2022

Eagle Developers Gamify Healthcare, Military Strategy

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The UAS archeology team

Students Use Drones To Map Ancient American Cities, Capture First-Ever Imagery of Rock Carvings

Posted In: Aviation | Computers and Technology | Uncrewed Systems

Alex Britton, founder and CEO of CerebriTech

Concussion-Detecting Helmets, 3D Printing Software Among Innovations Presented at Eagle Startup Showcase

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Embry-Riddle student Laurayna Pick, an Aeronautical Science freshman, conducts virtual-reality flight training maneuvers in the Advanced Flight Simulation Center this summer.

Virtual Reality Flight-Training Program at Embry-Riddle Set for Expansion

Posted In: Aviation | Computers and Technology | Institutional News | Research

Anjana Mahesh Kumar, Suhasini Shekhar, Mithra Sakthivel, Humna Amad, Jean Samirah S. Venturina and Sumaiyathul Faaliha

Eagles Win Creativity Prize for Autonomous Delivery System

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Embry-Riddle graduates Adrian Bates-Domino and Patrick Hunter

Turtle Trackers Fly Drones Out of Sight

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Boening Avionics Capstone Team

Game On: Boeing, Embry-Riddle Work To Enhance Cybersecurity in Capture the Flag Competition

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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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