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Results found for "ecu robot"


How should medical schools grapple with teaching new technologies?
How should medical schools grapple with teaching new technologies?
 
Accreditations follow review of surgical outcomes data, medical records and internal processes
Published: Sunday, September 24th, 2023 @ 7:43 pm By: ENC NOW
ECU students work to make robots more interactive, act more human
ECU students work to make robots more interactive, act more human
 
Preparation paid off for a team of East Carolina University engineering and technology students with a first-place finish at a national robot competition.
Preparation paid off for a team of East Carolina University engineering and technology students with a first-place finish at a national robot competition.
 
After spending more than 40 hours a week shadowing East Carolina University's world-renowned robotic heart surgeons, two Honors College students embark on the new semester with lasting impressions and connections.
After spending more than 40 hours a week shadowing East Carolina University's world-renowned robotic heart surgeons, two Honors College students embark on the new semester with lasting impressions and connections.
 
East Carolina University scientists have been sending a small craft to navigate the North Carolina coast studying underwater noise and keeping tabs on tagged marine life all to better understand the ocean environment.
East Carolina University scientists have been sending a small craft to navigate the North Carolina coast studying underwater noise and keeping tabs on tagged marine life all to better understand the ocean environment.
 
Every day had something new in store for two Honors College students who spent their summer working with East Carolina University's leaders in robotic heart surgery.
Every day had something new in store for two Honors College students who spent their summer working with East Carolina University's leaders in robotic heart surgery.
 
Rising seventh-grader Alyssa Mayo had never built a robot much less programmed one to move, turn and scoop up a ping pong ball.
Rising seventh-grader Alyssa Mayo had never built a robot much less programmed one to move, turn and scoop up a ping pong ball.
 
Ten-year-old Tyrrek Grizzle took control of his paddle, maneuvering his miniature land mover with ease.
Ten-year-old Tyrrek Grizzle took control of his paddle, maneuvering his miniature land mover with ease.
 
A new space for collaborative medical research and robotics training was lauded by East Carolina University officials this week as a visionary project at the heart of the university's mission and talents.
A new space for collaborative medical research and robotics training was lauded by East Carolina University officials this week as a visionary project at the heart of the university's mission and talents.
 
A team of College of Technology and Computer Science students worked hard to overcome a few obstacles and place third in 2013 Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering's (ATMAE) national robotics competition in New Orleans.
A team of College of Technology and Computer Science students worked hard to overcome a few obstacles and place third in 2013 Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering's (ATMAE) national robotics competition in New Orleans.
 
Nearly 500 high school students from across North Carolina and as far away as Virginia and South Carolina met in excitement Jan. 4 at East Carolina University to get a first glimpse into the 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition.
Nearly 500 high school students from across North Carolina and as far away as Virginia and South Carolina met in excitement Jan. 4 at East Carolina University to get a first glimpse into the 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition.
 
When industrial technology students at East Carolina University needed help recently with manufacturing parts for an upcoming robotics competition, they knew exactly where to turn - the Machinist Program at Beaufort County Community College.
Published: Tuesday, May 7th, 2013 @ 9:52 am By: Stan Deatherage
When industrial technology students at East Carolina University needed help recently with manufacturing parts for an upcoming robotics competition, they knew exactly where to turn - the Machinist Program at Beaufort County Community College.
 

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