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UWindsor engineering researchers have received federal funding to bring cutting-edge artificial intelligence to the manufacturing floor.
UWindsor professor Jonathan Wu has been inducted as a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering.
University of Windsor professors Jennifer Willet and Oliver Love have been awarded Canada Research Chairs.
A recent doctoral grad is working to train computers to “see” like humans do.
Motorists in the future may be able to help cut down on drunk-driving statistics thanks to a unique face-recognition program developed by a pair of University of Windsor engineering graduate students.
Although it’s still a long way from being available in vehicles, the Driver ID device would work in conjunction with technology that could be incorporated into steering wheels that would detect the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood, according to John Carroll, chief technology officer at the Waterloo-based Sober Steering Incorporated.