Cornell Mars Rover

Cornell Mars Rover is a student-run team based in Ithaca, New York, dedicated to designing and building innovative Mars rovers. The team is comprised of over 40 members from diverse backgrounds in engineering, science, and business, working collaboratively to bring their competitive designs to life. Established in 2010 as a student project at Cornell University, Cornell Mars Rover has garnered significant support from the university and has expanded to include six sub-teams. The team's primary focus is developing cutting-edge rovers to compete in the University Rover Challenge. They leverage their collective expertise to create rovers capable of navigating challenging Martian terrain, performing scientific experiments, and demonstrating autonomous capabilities. Their commitment to innovation is evident in their five successful rover builds to date. Cornell Mars Rover distinguishes itself through its interdisciplinary approach, fostering a collaborative environment where students from various fields contribute their unique skills. The team's dedication to pushing the boundaries of rover technology and its impressive track record of successful competitions solidify its position as a leading student robotics organization. For more information about Cornell Mars Rover and its ambitious projects, visit their website at marsrover.engineering.cornell.edu.