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Multimodal Sensing to Model Individual Differences and Job Performance at Workplaces

Improving Sensation and Dexterity after Trauma Using Wearables

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Our Passive Haptic Learning gloves teach the "muscle memory" of how to play piano melodies without the learner's active attention. These gloves can also help wearers recover sensation in their hands after a traumatic event, such as a partial spinal cord injury. The PHL gloves are fingerless gloves equipped with vibrators at each knuckle. As a mobile MP3 player plays each note ofa song, the gloves tap the finger that corresponds to the respective piano key.

AGILE HEALTH: Hemonauts

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GVU Affiliate Projects (No Lab)

Digital Learning game for k-12 focused on STEM learning, disease and health literacy

Upcoming Events

Mar 28

Nostalgic Futures curators at Georgia Tech Library

Clint Zeaglar and Laura Levy, curators of Nostalgic Futures: 25 Years of Imagining the Future, reflect on the exhibit Thursday, March 28 at 11 a.m. in the Georgia Tech Library's third floor Data Visualization and retroTECH lab.
Apr 10

Spring 2019 Convergence Innovation Competition

Please mark your calendar and join us as a guest for the invitation-only live demonstration event for the 2019 Spring Convergence Innovation Competition (CIC).
Apr 12

Machine Learning Seminar Spring 2019 — Maya Gupta of Google AI

Maya Gupta, a principal scientist at Google AI, will be on campus as a part of ML@GT's Spring Seminar Series.

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GVU News

Six Members of GT Computing Awarded Prestigious Fellowships

J.P. Morgan, IBM, Snap, and Facebook awarded six College of Computing faculty and students.
Charles Isbell Named Dean of College of Computing

Charles Isbell, professor and executive associate dean of the College of Computing, has been named the next dean and John P. Imlay Jr. Chair in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech, effective July 1.
Coda, Georgia Tech’s newest and largest home in Tech Square, was envisioned in a digital world years before it became a part of Midtown’s skyline

In 2015, the IMAGINE Lab, part of the Center for Spatial Planning Analytics and Visualization at Georgia Tech, was tasked by stakeholders at the institute to create a pilot project for a quick visual tool for planning the future Coda building.