News & Events
- Cornell Chronicle Features Minesweeper
- IGVC: Minesweeper Takes Third Place in Design Competition
- MineSweeper Wins CEAA Project Team of the Year Award
- Nobel Peace Prize laureate applauds MineSweeper
- Cornell Minesweeper Wins at BOOM
Competitions
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IGVC (June 5-8, 2010) Rochester, Michigan |
Design Phase
At its latest general body meeting Cornell MineSweeper has decided on the basic requirements for its mine detecting platform.
Mission
Cornell MineSweeper is a student-initiated effort to design and fabricate a low-cost, autonomous robotic vehicle to accurately detect landmines and facilitate their clearance. Our goal is to construct a robot that will become central to humanitarian demining missions. The robot will safely and efficiently perform the hazardous task of identifying the exact location of mines without risking human lives. This capability will benefit commercial, military, government and community interests across regions facing landmine infestation challenges.
Contact Us
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Cornell MineSweeper B62-P4, Upson Hall Ithaca, NY 14853 |
Steven Liu, sl679@cornell.edu
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