FAQ:

CAAMS is an NSF research center where leading universities, industry, and government members collaborate to conduct research.

CAAMS involves 6 universities and roughly 20 different government and industry organizations.

We conduct innovative research in the air mobility & sensing field.

Research efforts are possible through funding from NSF and our government/industry members. The funding is used to support research conducted at each of the universities.

Twice a year in February and August we hold an Industry Advisory Board (IAB) meeting.

The location of each IAB meeting changes and will be hosted by a member of CAAMS or at one of the universities.

There are 5 main benefits from joining: research, recruiting, relationships, resources, and leveraging.

RESEARCH: Select and direct projects with complete access to center research and intellectual property.

RECRUITING: Connect with students who are gaining world-class training in the multidisciplinary aspects of air mobility & sensing.

RELATIONSHIPS: Collaborate with a diverse group of industry, academia, and government.

RESOURCES: Access top university researchers tools, and facilities.

LEVERAGING: By combining funds from NSF and members, along with reduced overhead from universities, members get access to millions of dollars of research.

Please fill out the contact form and our team will connect you with the managing director.

Research project selections occurs at our annual August IAB meeting through an allocation system from our members.

Our bylaws we have clearly outlined intellectual property rules and how it is managed.

Learn more by filling out the contact form under the contact section at the top of the page.