Did you know that RELLIS is home to the Starlab, a state-of-the-art motion capture and virtual production facility? The lab, part of Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES), was founded by University Distinguished Professor Dr. James Hubbard in 1999 with funding from the Governor’s University Research Initiative and the Chancellor’s Research Initiative. The lab's work focuses on emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality, smart system design and autonomous vehicles. Learn more about how Texas A&M School of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts students are taking advantage of the Starlab and its technology: tx.ag/Starlab24
About us
A 2300-acre collaborative ecosystem of next generation research and technology development delivered at scale and on demand.
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http://bigday.rellis.tamus.edu
External link for Texas A&M-RELLIS
- Industry
- Research Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Bryan, Texas
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- autonomous research, drone testing, higher education, workforce training, smart energy, autonomous systems, renewable energy, smart grids, additive manufacturing, infrastructure, building restoration, community college, university, and commercialization
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3100 Texas 47
Bryan, Texas 77807, US
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Updates
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We brought a little bit of RELLIS to the nation's capital last month! If you traveled to Washington,D.C., during May, you may have seen us in a few Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) stations throughout the city. https://lnkd.in/gRxbsMth
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The Texas A&M University System announced plans today to bring the latest nuclear reactors and technologies to Texas A&M-RELLIS, further highlighting the A&M System's commitment to developing power generation capabilities to meet the vast energy requirements of the state of Texas. Read more about today's announcement: tx.ag/TAMUS052924
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Thank you for visiting us, Secretary Kendall!
We welcomed Secretary of the United States Air Force Frank Kendall to Aggieland yesterday. Secretary Kendall toured labs near Easterwood Airport and at the George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex at our Texas A&M-RELLIS Campus, where he was briefed on the work the A&M System is doing hypersonic systems, laser technologies, space exploration, and more. He also had breakfast with Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III and visited with Texas A&M University graduate and undergraduate students throughout the day, including members of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. Thank you for visiting the A&M System, Secretary Kendall!
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What a great weekend at RELLIS!
Before racing in the Paris Paralympic Games this summer, the nation's top para-cyclists competed in Aggieland this weekend! Working to secure their spots on Team USA, these athletes raced around a road course at the Texas A&M-RELLIS campus to further qualify for this year's games. Congratulations to these athletes, and thank you to Texas A&M School of Education & Human Development, the City of Bryan, Texas, and the Texas A&M University System for hosting.
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We are looking forward to having this new center and its capabilities at RELLIS!
We broke ground today on the new STEM Education Center at Texas A&M-RELLIS. This new project is designed to encourage students to take hands-on approaches to learning and will have a machine shop, wood shop, makerspaces, augmented reality simulation areas, and more. The $43.4 million project will also offer shared spaces for students to collaborate with scientists and industry professionals from all eight of the A&M System's state agencies. Learn more about the new center: tx.ag/TAMUS022724
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Happening this spring at RELLIS: researchers at the George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex are installing and adjusting the first laser system inside the Ballistic, Aero-Optics, and Materials, or BAM, a hypersonic tunnel that will provide a unique facility to accelerate key integrated hypersonic technologies.
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The future of aviation is in the Brazos Valley! Thank you, KBTX Media, for this story on our new FAA Beyond Visual Line of Sight Certificate of Waiver or Authorization.
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RELLIS has received a Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Certificate of Waiver or Authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration! This achievement will provide more opportunities for researchers, as well as a significant leap forward in the possibilities of unmanned aerial systems and their applications. Read more about this new designation and what it means for unmanned aviation: tx.ag/RELLIS112923
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The George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex located at RELLIS is a $200 million investment between Texas A&M University and the US Army. This partnership and commitment to developing next-generation national security capabilities was recognized at today's football game at Kyle Field, as Gen. James E. Rainey, commanding general of the Army Futures Command, joined us before the game began.
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