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- 1Georgia Southern engineering students to work with humanoid robot●Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing plans to have students work with a humanoid robot
The Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing plans to have students work with a humanoid robot as part of its programs. The announcement, reported by Georgia Southern student media, signals a hands-on push into robotics education. Details on the specific robot model, timeline and how it will be used in coursework have not yet been released.
- 2Quadrant-i Awards $150,000 to Georgia Tech Startup Efforts●Quadrant-i Awards $150,000 to Help Georgia Tech Researchers Build Startups
Quadrant-i has awarded $150,000 to Georgia Tech to help its researchers turn their work into startups. The funding is aimed at supporting commercialization of university research, giving faculty and research teams resources to build companies from their innovations. The announcement is drawing attention within the university and startup communities as an example of private investment in academic entrepreneurship.