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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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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… 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 >>