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DeWine sees the future of innovation on display at Ohio State

DeWine sees the future of innovation on display at Ohio State Campus visit highlights engineering and medical research to improve lives 614.292.7276 Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine got a firsthand look this week at the present and future of engineering research at The Ohio State University. The governor and first lady Fran DeWine joined President Kristina M. Johnson for a visit to Assistive Technology of Ohio (AT Ohio) and the Spine Research Institute. AT Ohio is a federally funded nonprofit organization housed in the College of Engineering. The program offers a device lending library for persons with disabilities, and their families, to borrow assistive technology and use it at home, work or school – allowing them to make sure the technology serves their needs before they purchase it.

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Robots may be future of policing but activists warn they could be racist

Share and speak up for justice, law & order. Researchers at the University of Alabama are developing robots that would help police communicate with each other, crime suspects, and the public according to the Daily Caller. “We are hoping that our human interactive robots will make a safe environment by distancing civilians and officers from dangerous situations,” Dr. Nader Jalili, the head of mechanical engineering at the university’s college of engineering, told The Associated Press. “Someone’s perception might be limited based on the threat in front of them and having a robot might show them someone has a weapon in their hand or they’re hiding something,” said Dr. Darrin Griffin, a professor of communication studies at the university.

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Reflections of a First-Year Buckeye: In-person classes, safety education and programming

Reflections of a First-Year Buckeye: In-person classes, safety education and programming President Johnson provides updates on COVID-19 vaccinations, campus engagement The Ohio State University President Kristina M. Johnson sent the following email to The Ohio State University community today (Feb. 2). Dear Students, Faculty and Staff: We are now in our fourth week of classes and our second week of some face-to-face instruction. I am excited to welcome many of you back to our campuses. Together as Buckeyes we got the job done this past fall, fighting the virus and remaining on campus to do the things we love. Let’s do it again, Buckeyes.

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Celebrating the Good Robots - Press Release

Solving Our Global Challenges with the 2020 Silicon Valley Robotics Good Robot Industry Awards OAKLAND, CA / ACCESSWIRE / December 14, 2020 / Silicon Valley Robotics, the world s largest cluster of innovation in robotics, announces the inaugural Good Robot Industry Awards, celebrating the robotics, automation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) that will help us solve global challenges. These 52 companies and individuals have all contributed to innovation that will improve the quality of our lives, whether it s weed-free pesticide-free farming, like FarmWise or Iron-Ox; supporting health workers and the elderly manage health care treatment regimes, like Catalia Health or Multiply Labs; or reimagining the logistics industry so that the transfer of physical goods becomes as efficient as the transfer of information, like Cruise, Embark, Matternet, and Zipline.

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