The University of Texas at Arlington announces a new partnership with a longtime Silicon Valley entrepreneur and alumna who will establish a strategic outpost to match technology developed within the University with investors and corporate partners. Read More…
Robot Fun and Learning! It was a day of learning at the 2015 National Robotics Showcase.
The R.O.V.E.R. Society at UT Arlington, supported in part by UTARI, is one of 23 teams from across the globe to advance to the 2015 University Rover Challenge Finals. Read More…
Student Excellence Two UTARI student employees were recognized for their hard work and dedication at the 2014-2015 Student Employee of the Year Awards Reception on Thursday, March 19, 2015. The event was sponsored by The Career Development Center, an entity in The UT Arlington Division of Student Affairs. Vinh Nguyen, a sophomore…
Hand Exoskeleton Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute (UTARI) are developing a Soft Robotic Glove that is designed for hand rehabilitation after stroke or surgery. The Glove provides Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) and Active Resistive Motion (ARM), enabling techniques for post-surgery and post-stroke rehabilitation that reduces…
TECH Fort Worth’s Latin American incubator program is in discussion for partnerships with UT Arlington. Benjamin Castaneda of Medical Innovation & Technology (Peru) is working on an agreement with the UT Arlington Research Institute to collaborate on a project. Read More…
Dr. Purnendu “Sandy” Dasgupta, the Jenkins Garrett Professor of Chemistry at The University of Texas at Arlington, has received the 2015 American Chemical Society Division of Analytical Chemistry J. Calvin Giddings Award for Excellence in Education. Read More…
A University of Texas at Arlington computer scientist is designing a reservation/reminder software system as part of a project that will eventually transport veterans on military bases to doctors’ appointments using driverless cars. Read More…
The work of Dr. Dan Popa, UTARI affiliated faculty member from the Department of Electrical Engineering, is highlighted in a recent article about autism research involving Zeno, a humanoid robot. Read More…
New research from UTA Electrical Engineering faculty members is focusing on the utilization of light in a wide range of technologies. Read More…
