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Alone in a strange and dark forest, you find a lantern, your sole source of light and comfort. But soon you are joined by two characters, and each makes a compelling argument as to why you should give the lantern to them. Who do you trust? You decide! This virtual reality experience places you at the penultimate moment of Cartoon Network's Emmy-award winning "Over the Garden Wall" mini-series.
GTJourney is an opportunity for all members of the Georgia Tech community to collaborate on applications and solutions that benefit the campus. It is a virtual focal point for students, faculty, and staff to develop ideas and solutions, find technical support and resources, advertise and access campus data, and share applications and experiences.
Wearable systems play an important role in continuous health monitoring and can contribute to early detection of abnormal health-related events and facilitate the advancement of personalized healthcare. The neck is a unique sensing location because it provides access to a set of health-related data that other wearable devices simply cannot obtain. Activities including breathing, chewing, clearing the throat, coughing, swallowing, speech and even heartbeat can be recorded from around the neck.
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Irfan Essa Gives Invited Talk on Computational Video for Sports
Machine Learning Director, Irfan Essa, discussed how computer vision technology is being used in the sports industry at the 4th International Workshop on Computer Vision in Sports (CVsports). -
School of IC Chair Ayanna Howard Named CMD-IT 2018 Richard A. Tapia Award Winner
The Richard A. Tapia Award is awarded annually to an individual who demonstrates significant research leadership and strong commitment and contributions to diversifying computing. -
Fifth Summer of Civic Data Science Program Presents Community-Focused Solutions
Students worked on environmental, public health, and civic-minded projects for the fifth annual Civic Data Science program.
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GVU Resource Labs
App Lab
Built for Success
A mobile computing "hackerspace."
Visit the App Lab website
Location: TSRB 333
GVU Prototyping Lab
From Concept to Creation
A rapid prototyping "makerspace."
Visit the Prototyping Lab website
Location: TSRB Basement
Usability Lab
Testing Methods and Technology
An adaptable project testing space.
Location: TSRB 216
