Observed arrival · 2026-09-18
AeroMIT’s Seven-Generation Flying Machine
The official site of MAHE Manipal’s student aeromodelling and autonomous aerial robotics team.
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- Aerospace students, sponsors, and prospective team members
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- The fleet runs from AM-10 through AM-16, alongside four named engineering divisions and a 33-person team.
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AeroMIT presents its work as a rapid design-build-test cycle, with students fabricating and flight-testing unmanned aerial systems for competition. The public site separates the project into four divisions and traces the fleet from AM-10 through AM-16, giving visitors a concrete view of both organizational structure and aircraft lineage. A 3D AM-16 viewer adds a technical artifact to what might otherwise be a conventional student-team profile.
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