Assistive Technologies Robotics is not just about robots! Robotics is about the technologies that enable robots. These same technologies that create autonomous behaviors or sensing for real-time decisions can also be used to affect real-world solutions in the lives of people with disabilities. UTARI is busy exploiting these advances for…
Physics Department The University of Texas at Arlington Colloquium Heterogeneous Functional Materials (HeteroFoaM): Predictive Methodologies Dr. Kenneth Reifsnider Presidential Distinguished Professor Director of the Institute for Predictive Performance Methodologies at UTA UTAI and Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Wednesday March 9, 2016 4:00 p.m. Room 101 Science Hall Abstract…
Researchers from UTARI and the Human Engineering Research Laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh are developing a solution in an automated seat cushion designed to prevent pressure ulcers in wheelchair users. Read More…
Dr. Julienne Greer of the College of Liberal Arts was awarded a grant to research human-robot interaction. Teaming with Kris Doelling and Jeongsik Shin from UTARI, the grant allows further study into the development of how robots can be of service. More…
Congratulations to The University of Texas at Arlington and The University of Texas at Dallas as being named top research institutions by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Read More…
UTARI’s Mike McNair contributes to the UTA’s DED, TxLTAP project as a member of the TxLTAP Advisory Board. The project provides technical assistance and workforce training that many smaller or rural Texas counties and cities do not have. Read More…
As part of major Navy grant, Vinay Abhyankar will create a microfabricated, biomimetic blood vessel to mimic blood-brain barrier for testing microcavitation. Read More…
Kenneth Reifsnider, Presidential Distinguished Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering along with Duane Dimos, UTA vice president for research and David Nygren, Presidential Distinguished Professor of Physics are named as NAI 2015 Fellows.
Dasgupta is widely known for his work in discovering an environmentally friendly analysis of arsenic in drinking water. Read More…
AIAA will honor Frank Lewis for several of his contributions including intelligent neural-adaptive controls that mimic the neural networks in the brain, incorporating feedback mechanisms that improve the capacity of autopilots and ensure that autonomous aircraft follow prescribed trajectories. Read More…
