The University of Texas, Dallas (UTD) announced the official opening of
their new Texas Instruments Innovation Lab (Texas Instruments Supports Innovative Research with New Lab).
The 1100-square-foot facility will be a place for students and faculty
in engineering and computer science to develop electronic and electromagnetic
solutions for a variety of engineering problems. The TI lab is located within the UTDesign Studio. It will be used for academic
classes, independent and collaborative student projects and workshops taught by
TI staff. The TI workshops will focus on how to design well-rounded products
that account for reliability, cost savings, product size and harsh
environments.
The official opening
included a demonstration of new technology developed by TerraSwarm PI and UTD
associate professor Roozbeh Jafari and his students whereby an electrode-studded
glove worn by a student communicating with sign language was translated onto a
computer screen. It’s a promising new
technology that may one day help the hearing impaired communicate more easily.
To read the announcement in full, go to: Texas Instruments Supports Innovative Research with New Lab.
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