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Cornell Mars Rover

Cornell University student team that designs, fabricates, integrates, tests, and competes with Mars rovers for the University Rover Challenge. Its current Cerberus and Cayuga rover work includes a six-axis robotic arm, onboard soil and rock analysis, spectroscopy, six-wheel suspension, custom motor and power hardware, LIDAR, computer vision, and autonomous path planning. This record covers planetary-rover engineering and competition activity only.

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Field
Mars rovers, planetary robotics, autonomous navigation, robotic manipulation, scientific instrumentation, and space systems
Name
Cornell Mars Rover
Region
NA
Status
active

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Description
Cornell University student team that designs, fabricates, integrates, tests, and competes with Mars rovers for the University Rover Challenge. Its current Cerberus and Cayuga rover work includes a six-axis robotic arm, onboard soil and rock analysis, spectroscopy, six-wheel suspension, custom motor and power hardware, LIDAR, computer vision, and autonomous path planning. This record covers planetary-rover engineering and competition activity only.
Latitude
42.452154
Location
Longitude
-76.480292
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Creation Time
August 1, 2026 at 09:04:05 UTC
Updated Time
August 1, 2026 at 09:04:05 UTC