Enable student projects exploring the intersection between

art and technology and research, such as gathering data such

as sacred forests in Ethiopia, mapping lava flows in Ecuador,
and surveying the forest canopy in Costa Rica.

Loan drones to students for checkout and experimentation.

Capture footage of sporting events.

Create promotional flybys of key

campus buildings and features and
virtual holiday greeting videos.

Record footage of unique campus events,

such as picnics or move-in weekend.

Take unique photographs from

hard to reach places.

Facilitate inspections of buildings

and monitor construction projects.

Enhance field projects, such as studying

wildlife from a distance, and detailed 3D
archaeological mapping.

Monitor agricultural and

environmental conditions.

Teach a course on designing

and building drones.

Brian A. Rellinger @rellinb

Melissa Woo @mzyw
David Smallen @hamcio
Kevin Lynch kplynch@colgate.edu
Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar
Bob Nilsson @RHnilsson
Thanks to Kevin Lynch and Colgate University for the images on slides 5 and 6.
Thanks to Brad Ward of Blue Fuego for the drone shown on slide 3