Embry-Riddle student capstone project results in two patentable concepts

Undergrad engineering students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University proudly stand behind an innovative design they created for an autonomous aerial vehicle. Their work ultimately resulted in two patentable concepts for innovative aerodynamic configurations and the mechanisms needed for those configurations. (ERAU/Courtesy)

Undergrad engineering students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University proudly stand behind an innovative design they created for an autonomous aerial vehicle. Their work ultimately resulted in two patentable concepts for innovative aerodynamic configurations and the mechanisms needed for those configurations. (ERAU/Courtesy)

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