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Graduate student Thomas Bradley and Aerospace Researcher Reid Thomas start up the fuel cell unmanned aerial vehicle during a test flight at the Atlanta Dragway, 2006.
Herschel Cudd
Herschel H. Cudd, EES director, 1952-1954.
In 1976, the Agency for International Development contracted with EES to field test n AID/Battelle hand-operated water pump in Costa Rica.
In 1989, GTRI engineers assisted the U.S. Air Force with converting a huge test collinator at Wright Patterson Air Force Base into the world's largest light detection and ranging system (LIDAR).
In 2008, GTRI won a contract to support development of a roadmap designed to improve the testing and evaluation of unmanned and autonomous systems for the U.S. Office of the Secretary of Defense.
In just two months, GTRI researchers developed a working prototype device that provided a critical upgrade to a military aircraft missile warning system. Similar projects would normally require a year to complete, 2006.
In the GTRI Accessibility Evaluation Facility, senior research scientist Brad Fain assesses a variety of products. Volunteer James Johnson, who uses a wheelchair for mobility, helps Fain, 2006
Inventor Richard Steenblik, 1999.
Irish President Mary McAleese with former Georgia Tech President Wayne Clough during a visit to the Georgia Tech campus, 2008.
Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen with Dr. Stephen Cross, Georgia Tech vice president and GTRI director, 2003-present, in 2008.
James Boyd, director of EES, 1957-1961.
James Boyd, director of EES, 1957-1961.
James Boyd, director of EES, 1957-1961.
James Boyd, director of EES, 1957-1961.
Janice Rogers, GTRI's director of administration, in 2006.
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