This screenshot of a live computer vision simulation shows how image processing recognizes certain objects and their locations within their environment.
UWindsor engineering researchers have received federal funding to bring cutting-edge artificial intelligence to the manufacturing floor.
Layers of nano-fibres can produce high-efficiency mask filters, says materials engineering professor Reza Riahl.
Materials engineering prof Reza Riahi is working with local manufacturers to develop high-grade face masks using nano-fibres.
Rajeev Ruparathna is part of a research team using computer modeling to help construction workers operate safely during a pandemic.
Engineering professors Rajeev Ruparathna and Niel Van Engelen are using computer modeling to schedule construction work in a pandemic.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau and UWindsor engineering alumnus Lucas Semple, Under Sun Acres greenhouse operations engineer, are part of a national effort exploring how leading-edge greenhouse technology can be delivered to remote locations and optimized to reduce energy costs and increase production.
A team from Windsor Engineering is leading a national effort exploring the next frontier of sustainable and accessible food.
A liquid cooling system prototype designed, built, and tested at the University of Windsor is tested to validate computer simulations of fluid dynamics.
A partnership between UWindsor researchers and a leading automotive supplier aims to improve the efficiency of electric vehicle powertrain systems.
Aerospace engineering student Taku Chitekeshe has earned his private pilot’s licence.
Students specializing in aerospace engineering can take a course to complete their private pilot’s licence.
His design for a low-cost ventilator will improve health outcomes in Canada and around the world, says UWindsor engineering prof Jeff Dafoe.
His design for a low-cost ventilator will improve health outcomes in Canada and around the world, says UWindsor engineering prof Jeff Dafoe.
Arash Khabazipur, a doctoral candidate in UWindsor’s Faculty of Engineering, is using a computer algorithm to research reducing soot by diluting fuel with gases such as nitrogen and hydrogen. He is one of 107 students at UWindsor who recently received internship grants for their research.
Engineering student Arash Khabazipur is using a computer algorithm to research reducing soot.
The UWindsor student chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers will be honoured at the organization’s world conference this fall.
The UWindsor student chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers will be honoured at the organization’s world conference this fall.
