Cornell Hyperloop is a Cornell University student organization in Ithaca, with more than 45 members and eight-plus years of activity devoted to building autonomous, scale-model pods. The team develops its own hyperloop technology for global competitions, including a 2025 chassis that cut pod mass by 62 percent and can be assembled in under 30 minutes.
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Cornell Mars RoverSince 2010, Cornell Mars Rover has been a student-run Cornell University team designing and building semi-autonomous rovers for the annual University Rover Challenge. Its roughly 50 members bring together engineering and life-science expertise to create machines that can traverse difficult terrain, manipulate equipment, and analyze soil samples with an onboard laboratory. The team has developed 14 rovers, from its 2012 first rover Eos to its current Cerberus project.ITHACA, NY
Cornell Electric VehiclesCornell Electric Vehicles is an undergraduate Cornell University engineering project team that designs and builds electric vehicles for the Shell Eco-marathon. The team develops project management experience and technical skills across Operations, Software, Electrical, and Mechanical subteams.ITHACA, NY
Cornell Cup RoboticsFounded in 2010, Cornell Cup Robotics is a Cornell University student-led systems engineering project team that designs and builds robots and embedded systems. More than 70 undergraduate and graduate students work across disciplines on projects ranging from the semi-autonomous lab assistant C1C0 to the hands-on STEM platform XRP. The team has presented its work at venues including NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and the National Maker Faire, while giving members practical experience in robotics design and engineering.ITHACA, NY
Cooper Union MotorsportsBased at The Cooper Union in New York City, Cooper Union Motorsports is a student team that designs and builds an open-wheel, single-seat racecar for Formula SAE Electric competition. Its members come from every major and welcome anyone eager to learn, with the car typically reaching about 70 mph and accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in roughly three seconds.NEW YORK, NY