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By Business Insider on May 23, 2022 in: Sustainability
The Smart Community Corps summer program pairs students from Georgia Tech and other colleges to work on smart city projects like pedestrian planning.
By TechCrunch on Feb 17, 2021 in: Mobile
The Atlanta area is getting a new incubator for startups working with 5G technology courtesy of T-Mobile and Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC), the companies announced today. It’s an expansion of the T-Mobile Ac...
By TechCrunch on Feb 9, 2021
What, you are no doubt asking, is a worm a blob? Well, it’s a blob of worms, obviously. More specifically, it’s a blob of California blackworms. It’s not a flock, nor a swam nor a school. It’s a big, undulating mass of a Lumbriculus variegatu...
By Engadget on Jun 18, 2020 in: environment, news, science
Most animal-inspired robots are designed to move quickly, but Georgia Tech’s latest is just the opposite. Their newly developed SlothBot is built to study animals, plants and the overall environment below them by moving as little as possible. It in...
By Dead Spin on Aug 30, 2019 in: football, social media
College football gimmicks are fun. Everyone loves Miami’s turnover chain and touchdown rings; Florida State’s turnover backpack was ... okay, and who could forget Kennesaw State’s wonderful turnover plank? Unfortunately, it is possible that Geo...
The robot, which is about the size of the world's smallest ant, is 3D-printed and powered by vibrations. Georgia Tech researchers were behind the bot's creation. Read more...More about Tech, Robots, Mashable Video, Georgia Tech, and Tech...
By TechCrunch on Jul 17, 2019
The above image is a shot of Georgia Tech’s latest robot posed next to a penny. The 3D printed bot is roughly two millimeters in length — or about the size of the world’s smallest ants, per the school. The tiny devices are designed to move usin...