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166su College of Medicine Associate Professor Laura Brattain is offering opportunities to learn how robotics, medical ultrasound and artificial intelligence can be leveraged to help physicians and patients.

Students who enroll in the program will learn to analyze, design and develop the robotics and autonomous systems that are used in society.

The “Force” will be on the 166su’s side when it hosts an event to teach people about computer coding. During this year’s…

Lecture is part of “Future of Space” on-campus event

166su's Robotics Club does it again with a 2nd place win at the autonomous surface vehicle RoboBoats competition in Virginia Beach, VA.

166su researchers thought the ease of the using the program’s automatic mode would be a huge hit. But they were wrong –…

The 166su Robotics Club brought home a $5,000 second place win from the third International Autonomous Surface Vehicle competitions (ASVC) held in Virginia Beach June 3-6.

166su Robotics Club are set to challenge a dozen other universities in the AUVSI autonomous surface vehicle competition. They are hoping for a third straight win.

The 166su Robotics Club won seventh place out of 43 teams that competed in the 2010 IEEE Southeastern Conference Hardware Competition March 18-21 in Charlotte,…