Stratus Team

“Over the past nine months, the students from the College of Engineering and Applied Science, designed a scanning device that uses infrared technology that can be utilized by drones or robots to build a three dimensional scan of the terrain.… Continue Reading →

The kind of media attention we got with this project is incredible! Here one of our team members, Antonio Duarte, is getting interviewed about the project by Brazilian News company RBA TV. Thank you for this opportunity and also for helping… Continue Reading →

The first day went well for the Team Stratus. We presented both 11h10 am and 3h15 pm for 10 min + 7 min of questions & answers. Also, we were selected for the minute of madness, which is a fun… Continue Reading →

The team has arrived safely in Florida. Thank you for you support.

The Team Stratus had a substantial increase in the past 2 days reaching more than 2000 votes into the public survey. When the Intel-Cornell Cup staff asked us to get everyone involved, we start using our social media power, but… Continue Reading →

Three Intel-based processing components were used throughout the design. The core Stratus module uses the Intel® Edison Board illustrate below with the following capabilities: Intel® Edison Board Intel® Atom™ system-on-a-chip (SoC) based on leading-edge 22 nm Silvermont microarchitecture including a dual-core CPU… Continue Reading →

The purpose of Project Stratus is to support the rapid construction of customizable robotic solutions. The Stratus system integrates innovations in robotic vision, navigation, and control systems to impact the development and deployment of robotics in society. The result of… Continue Reading →

In order to use the power of social media to get teams work even more attention, and as a part of the Intel-Cornell Cup USA, presented by Intel Media Award process, team blogs will not only be reviewed by the… Continue Reading →

For those interested here is our Final Report. Thank you all,