GTRI News & Features
10.26.26
Researchers Use Lidar to Map 6.3-Million-Gallon Georgia Aquarium Exhibit
Using a light detection and ranging (lidar) system originally designed to chart underwater coastal structures from the air, GTRI engineers recently mapped Georgia Aquarium's Ocean Voyager tank.
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While viewers watched NASA’s Artemis II crew return to Earth off the coast of San Diego on April 10, 2026, Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) researchers were listening in a… Read More >>
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Using a light detection and ranging (lidar) system originally designed to chart underwater coastal structures from the air, GTRI engineers recently mapped Georgia Aquarium's… Read More >>
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Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots can give people a comfortable place to discuss personal thoughts and feelings. However, when a chatbot constantly agrees with a user, it can… Read More >>
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Through the Office of Commercialization, GTRI researchers can receive support protecting intellectual property, exploring additional applications, and identifying partners that… Read More >>
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The Georgia Tech Quantum Applications Research Center will connect expertise from across Georgia Tech and GTRI to advance quantum research, collaboration, and support emerging… Read More >>
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GTRI principal research engineer Andrew 'Popeye' Hansen, a retired Air Force Brigadier General, rode four days and 344 miles to support wounded Airmen and Guardians. Read More >>
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A new advanced decision-support platform known as REACH GA is now offering a comprehensive view of healthcare use in rural Georgia. It will help guide allocation of healthcare… Read More >>
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The new space puts Georgia Tech engineers and scientists side by side with military teams as Colorado Springs cements its role as a hub for space defense. Read More >>