Cornell Cup Robotics is a student-led project team focused on designing and building innovative robotics and embedded systems. With over 70 members from diverse disciplines, we develop real-world technology that challenges convention and showcases the future of engineering.
Since our founding in 2010, we've showcased our work at major tech conferences and events, gaining support from top industry leaders and companies. Our mission is to give students hands-on experience while demonstrating the creative potential of robotics.
We've earned national recognition, including features in the White House Fact Sheet on Making (2015 and 2016), and have been invited to present at high-profile events like the Embedded Research and Education Summit, the National Maker Faire, Walt Disney World, and NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.
Cornell Systems Engineering has supported Cornell Cup Robotics from the very beginning. Through key partnerships with organizations like Intel, NASA, ARM, and others. Together, we're shaping the future of robotics—one project at a time.
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