Enhancing the safety and reliability of smart technologies
Research led by Fulton Schools computer scientist Georgios Fainekos will help make automated technologies operate more dependably and safely.
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Engineering success: It’s all in the mind(set)
Kern Family Foundation grant helps Arizona State University faculty teach students how to better create value in their communities and society.
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Robots on cutting edge of patient rehab
Robotics engineering is playing a major role in driving advances in physical rehabilitation...
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New generation of robots use machine learning to complete tasks
Advances in machine learning methodology are broadening the potential for making technologies that...
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Building softer, friendlier robots
The Southwest Robotics Symposium gave several Fulton Schools students an opportunity to showcase...
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Education in action: FIRST LEGO League competition brings out joy of learning
Experiencing the fun of science and engineering through young minds draws ASU student volunteers to the Arizona FIRST LEGO League state championship
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Tyrine Jamella Pangan
Tyrine Pangan’s family moved to the United States from the Philippines, their native country in Southeast Asia, when she was a child.
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Jayden Booth
Inspired by the movies Star Wars and Star Trek, Jayden Booth often envisioned himself building robots like R2-D2 or creating a spaceship like the USS Enterprise.
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Burrowing sensor robots could unearth nature’s subterranean secrets
ASU engineers will use bio-inspired robots to chart a course for the next generation of underground wireless sensing networks.
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When engineering gets eerie
Progress in science and engineering isn’t without its pitfalls. Labs can feel like they’re working against their inhabitants, student projects take odd twists and turns, career paths are all but smooth and the route to success is perilous.
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