“[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…
Dr. Frank Lewis of UTA and UTARI and collaborators has developed the Integral Reinforcement Learning, which is a process by which a device learns and makes control decisions in reaction to a set of variables that changes based on each previous decision. Read More…
Purnendu “Sandy” Dasgupta wins almost $1 million from NASA to further the search for amino acids, the so-called building blocks of life. Read More…
Dr. Michael McCabe, executive director of UTARI, will address the Arlington Technology Association on Wednesday, September 2. He will describe how the UTARI interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers link discovery, development, and commercialization to achieve new products, companies and economic impact for our region, state, and nation. The ATA…
A new system being developed by researchers at UTARI and UNTHSC could make it easier for people with sleep apnea to get a good night’s rest. Read More…
A collaboration between UTARI and UNT Health Science Center could bring rehabilitation hope to victims of stroke. Read More…
UTARI and Dallas-based Skyven Technologies have been awarded a NSF’s SBIR program grant to build and test a Phase 1 prototype of a novel optics system for concentrating sunlight more than 1,000 times the usual amplification. Read More…
“The entire hydrocephalus community is invested in seeing this research project yield results.” said Michael Illions, VP and Dir of Advocacy, Pediatric Hydrocephalus Foundation. “A better shunt and less brain surgeries equal a much better outcome for those living with hydrocephalus.” Read More…
University Rover Society (URC) Episode 4 highlights and interviews the UTA ROVER Team. This is the teams’ second visit, and they are showing-off multiple quad-coptor applications.
