The Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems project team (CUAir) is an undergraduate research group that develops an autonomous unmanned aircraft that is capable of takeoff, landing, waypoint navigation, and object recognition and classification. CUAir is the top undergraduate unmanned aerial systems (UAS) team in the United States and competes in the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) annual Student Unmanned Air Systems (SUAS) competition against over 50 different teams from all across the world including India, Canada, and Israel.


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Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems

Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems' headquarters in Ithaca, NY, United States

This department focuses on the design, analysis, and testing of structures and payloads for engineering projects.

Structures and Payloads

This department focuses on the design, development, and enhancement of autopilot software solutions.

Autopilot Development

This department is responsible for managing and executing integration and testing processes to ensure the quality and performance of systems and products.

Integration and Testing

This department focuses on cultivating leadership skills and fostering growth within the organization.

Leadership Development

This department focuses on electrical design, development, and integration for various projects.

Electrical Engineering

This department develops and maintains technical solutions across various engineering disciplines.

Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems

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Teams

Structures and Payloads

Autopilot Development

Integration and Testing

Leadership Development

Electrical Engineering

Engineering Department

Offices

Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems

Org chart

Teams

Structures and Payloads

Autopilot Development

Integration and Testing

Leadership Development

Electrical Engineering

Engineering Department

Offices

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