The event was part of an annual review of the VIPR-GS Research Center, a partnership between Clemson and the DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center that is now in its fifth year.
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Fourth CU Grow cohort announced; program features expanded curriculum, new partnership
Now in its fourth year, CU Grow is preparing for its largest class to date. Thirty-two members from more than 25 departments across campus will participate in Clemson’s premier staff development program, which includes experiential learning, workshops, skill development and […]
Clemson research awards jump 78%, reach institutional milestone
Clemson University amassed more than $282 million in competitive research awards in fiscal year 2023, spurring heightened levels of innovation and workforce development made possible through scholarship and discovery. The $282 million invested by federal agencies and institutional collaborators marks […]
Clemson University students debut autonomous off-road vehicle with far-reaching impact for natural disaster relief
To expedite the delivery of supplies and to gather real-time data for emergency responders, Clemson University students at the International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) in Greenville, S.C. developed an off-road reconnaissance and relief vehicle that can navigate all on its own.
S.C. native, U.S. Army Major General visits CU-ICAR campus for VIPR-GS Center Updates
Major General Edmond ‘Miles’ Brown, who is commanding general of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) and a native of Honea Path, South Carolina, visited the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) during the spring semester […]
Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC reach mobility R&D milestone
Clemson researchers realized a crucial milestone for the University’s $58M landmark virtual prototyping research center with a two-day technology review for the United States Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC).
Clemson University to launch nation’s first Bachelor of Science program in automotive engineering
The new degree program solidifies Clemson’s position as the premier automotive engineering research and education University in the Southeast and beyond and adds to the offerings at its award-winning Greenville campus, the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research.
Clemson University forms new school as globe switches to electric vehicles
The new School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering puts the departments of mechanical engineering and automotive engineering under one umbrella, better positioning Clemson for innovation and education in a number of fields, including mobility, energy and advanced manufacturing, all cornerstones of the South Carolina economy.
NSF Director visits CU-ICAR campus, looks to Clemson as a national model
The director of the United States National Science Foundation visited Clemson’s International Center for Automotive Research to discuss the agency’s vision and priorities while meeting with University leaders, faculty and students.
Service beyond the soldier: Rachelle Hales advocates for Clemson’s military-affiliated community
Clemson University has 1,120 veterans and military-connected students currently enrolled in classes — nearly two-thirds are either spouses or dependents. Rachelle Hales, a native of Columbia, has always called South Carolina home, even when she was traveling the country as […]
Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC Expand Research Partnership for Next-Generation Autonomous Vehicles
Clemson University and the United States Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC) announced an additional $22 million for a research partnership aimed at developing innovative virtual prototyping tools for designing the next generation of on- and off-road vehicles.
Meet the researcher: Dr. Zoran Filipi
In today’s new reality of smarter, more connected vehicles, there is no better place to witness rapid transformative innovation than in the mobility sector. With global expertise in autonomy, prototyping and propulsion, Clemson’s automotive engineering department is driving this innovation […]
A partnership for the future: Clemson, U.S. Army to develop next generation of autonomous vehicle tools, prototyping
Automotive autonomy technology is changing economies and global industries – and is also a driving force behind military modernization. Bringing these self-driving vehicles to life on- and off-road requires new concepts and algorithms to be tested expeditiously and cost-effectively – all of which happen through virtual prototyping. This key enabler for autonomy is the focus behind a new $18 million center housed at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) and a research partnership with the U.S. Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC).