UTIAS researchers design socially aware robots to move safely around people
Collaboration between Professor Tim Barfoot (UTIAS) and Apple Machine Learning applies new approach for navigating spaces with moveable obstacles
Academic-industry partnership leads to improved methods for managing sulfur compounds in mining sites
Hudbay receives regulatory approval for new monitoring technique co-developed with University of Toronto Engineering Professor Lesley Warren (CivMin)
Using AI to help Canadians find social services: U of T researchers team up with industry and government
Researchers from U of T’s Centre for Social Services Engineering are helping to develop a platform that harnesses AI to improve wayfinding for Canadians seeking social services
NSERC Synergy Award celebrates decades of collaboration on nanoscale electron microscopy and robotics
U of T Engineering and Hitachi High-Tech Canada partnership has led to scientific discoveries and commercialized products
New trains and reduced friction braking improve air quality in Toronto’s subways
New study by U of T Engineering and Health Canada researchers shows how train and braking technology can substantially affect what riders breathe
With vaccines top of mind, U of T brings together experts to address Canada’s biomanufacturing gaps
The workshop aimed to identify key training and knowledge gaps that must be overcome for the advancement of Canadian biomanufacturing
Researchers apply quantum-inspired technology to reduce radiation treatment planning time
Digital Annealer technology application is latest development in longstanding collaboration between U of T Engineering and Fujitsu Laboratories
New Acceleration Consortium at University of Toronto applies artificial intelligence to discovery of advanced materials
Global coalition aims to accelerate research of new materials that will increase affordability and sustainability in a wide range of applications
U of T and Max Planck Society establish centre to study neural science and technology
The Max Planck-University of Toronto Centre for Neural Science & Technology aims to develop and deploy advanced technologies to study brain circuits for the improvement of human health, while charting new territory in computing
