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Dr. Inderjeet Singh’s Paper Accepted for the IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics

Dr. Singh’s paper “Development of Soft Pneumatic Actuator Based Wrist Exoskeleton for Assistive Motion” has been accepted for the IEEE/ASME International Conference of Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics to be held late June in Seattle, Washington. The conference will highlight advanced intelligent mechatronics systems expecting their promising contribution to our society. Their…

Dr. Xin Liu’s Work is Selected as the Journal Cover of Mechanics of Materials

Dr. Xin Liu is collaborating with Dr. Yiran Yang at Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering (IMSE) department in design, prototyping, and computational modeling of a new type of beam lattice metamaterials. Beam lattices are emerging material systems whose mechanical performance can be tailored from structural design instead of material compositions.…

Dr. Haleh Aghajani to Lecture at TExBioMed Summer Institute

Dr. Haleh Aghajani, Research Scientist who leads UTARI’s Bio-signal Processing and Health Research Group (BPHR), has been invited as a lecturer at the TExBioMed Summer Institute. On June 23, 2023, she will present “Bio-Signal Processing and Applications of Data Science in Healthcare” for training and experiential learning in biomedical informatics…

UTARI Researchers Visit Fort Moore for DEVCON DAC Technical Exchange Meeting

UTARI Researchers, Dr. Nick Gans, Principal Researcher and Head of the Automation and Intelligent Systems Division, as well as Cody Lundberg, Research Engineer II, participated in the Technical Exchange Meeting at the US Army Armor and Cavalry Collection, Ft. Moore, GA with Analytical Framework for AI University Partners, Maneuver Center…

UTARI’s IPPM Explores Composites with Harmony School of Innovation

UTARI’s Institute for Predictive Performance Methodologies (IPPM) visited the Harmony School of Innovation Euless to participate in the school’s Math & Science Night on May 11. The event showcased many activities and experiments to demonstrate to students and their families how learning can be fun and engaging. UTARI participated by…

UTARI’s Automation & Intelligent Systems Division and Immobileyes awarded U.S. Air Force STTR Phase 1.

Dr. Nick Gans, head of the Automation and Intelligent Systems division, has been awarded the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant in collaboration with Immobileyes Inc. for “Small UAS Detection and Classification for Rapid Multiple C-UAS Operations using a Novel Multi-Wavelength Directed Energy Technology.” The goal of the Air Force…

UTARI Seminar – Dr. Michael D. Nelson

Each seminar highlights a different speaker who will discuss their latest research projects, cutting-edge technology or what is happening within certain technological industries. These industries include biomedical technologies or microsystems, assistive technologies, automation and intelligent systems, unmanned systems, advanced manufacturing and composite materials. Title: Exercise Intolerance in Older Adults with…

UTARI’s Biomedical Technology Poster Takes First Place

UTARI’s Biomedical Technologies Division’s poster won first place at the American Spinal Injury Association’s (ASIA) Annual Scientific Meeting held in Atlanta. The poster, “Feasibility Study of Smart Seat Cushion for Automated Interface Pressure Modulation” is focused on evaluating the smart seat cushion’s functionality in mapping, redistribution and offloading the seating…

Dr. Frank Lewis Ranked as Top Scientist in The U.S. and World

Dr. Frank Lewis, Professor of Electrical Engineers & Fellow, National Academy of Inventors, has again be ranked as a top Electronics & Electrical Engineering Scientist by Research.com. Dr. Lewis ranks #12 in the U.S. and #23 in the world. Research.com focuses on the quality and visibility of research. Their mission…

UTARI Researcher, Kevin Hoos, Presents at AIAA SciTech Conference

Kevin Hoos, Senior Research Assistant, presented “Progressive Damage Analysis of Complex 3D Textiles with Open Holes using Independent Mesh Method and Discrete Damage Modeling,” at AIAA SciTech conference in late January. The work aims to progress toward verified and validated composite damage modeling tools for textile composites. The 2023 AIAA…

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