U.S. ground forces are working with industry and academic partners to develop robotic convoys. Mike McNair, Automation and Intelligent Systems division head at UTARI adds to the discussion of who and how automated convoys are being used in the military. Read More…
A National Science Foundation grant led by Frank Lewis, Ph.D. and A. Davoudi, Ph.D. is coming to a close but the effects of the study are far-reaching. The Adaptive Dynamic Programming for Real-Time Cooperative Multi-Player Games and Graphical Games was funded from the years 2011-2015. This grant particularly developed a…
KTVT CBS 11 runs segment on UTARI REHEAL and ReHab gloves, stressing how technology breakthroughs could assist humankind. Read More…
Dr. Kenneth Reifsnider Presidential Distinguished Professor, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, UTA Director, Institute for Predictive Performance Methodologies, UTARI Member: National Academy of Engineering Composite materials are not just the sum of their parts, they are often engineered systems that function with properties and behavior that results from the interaction of…
Biological Microsystems Division:Microscale Tissue Engineering Dr. Vinay Abhyankar, Principal Research ScientistBiological Microsystems Division The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Topic: “Toward Microscale Tissue Engineered Models of Human Disease” Abstract: The physical phenomena that we are familiar with at the macroscale are often quite different than those that dominate as length…
UTARI in collaboration with the University of Washington design, develop and test a REHEAL glove that delivers medicine to patients, which speeds up healing to extremities. Read More…
Mike McNair, UTARI head of Automation and Intelligent Systems, has been member-elected to the National Advanced Mobility Consortium’s board of directors for the Academic Research Institution Seat. Read More…
Strokes can cause all sorts of damage;including loss of hand movement. But research scientists at UTARI have created a device that has the potential to make a big difference. Read More…
“[A]fter more than 30 years of research, robots are to the point where they are safe enough to be around people, [and] robust enough to complete some tasks of interest that will be useful to the average person” -Dan Popa Read More…
UTARI Biomedical Division: Rehabilitation and Preventative Care Devices Dr. Muthu B. J. Wijesundara, Principal Research Scientist Biomedical Technology Division The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute UTARI’s Biomedical Technologies Division focuses on developing clinically translatable devices and systems to expand available treatment options and preventative measures. Based on our…
