Wearable Robot Offers Hope
Tess Meier uses an insider’s perspective to perfect an exoskeleton hand prototype.
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Aiming High
Pioneering fighter pilot Stacey Cotton Bonasso '90 inspires the next generation as a high school STEM teacher.
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The Humanity of Robots in the Workplace
As WPI researchers—and alumni—introduce innovative robotic solutions into entirely new workplace environments, understanding how humans interact, appreciate, and accept these high-tech coworkers takes on greater significance.
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A Robotics Resource for Solving Problems
ROSE-HUB bridges the gap between WPI robotics research and the development of commercial technologies.
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Working Smarter, Not Harder
Derrick Morse ’01, MS ’03, cofounded Rugged Robotics to tackle the back-breaking, detailed work of layout transfer.
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A Welcome Invasion of City Walls
Associate Professor Cagdas Onal leads research perfecting lizard-like robots that sneak into small spaces for mapping and inspections.
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Q&A: Colin Watters on Helping Keep Travelers Safe
Director of Global Risk Colin Watters answers questions about helping to keep WPI community members safe while traveling abroad.
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Students Return to China’s Hangzhou Project Center
While all of WPI’s 50+ project centers were forced to pivot back in 2020, the majority of them have been able to resume operations at their original locales. Now, after three long years, the Hangzhou Project Center has joined them.
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Melissa Kagen
Get to know Melissa Kagen, assistant professor of interactive media and game development, through items found in her office.
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Paul Pacheco Brings Authenticity to His High School Biology Class
For some, teaching is what they know they want to do from day one; they can’t imagine doing anything else. Paul Pacheco's path to the front of the classroom, on the other hand, was anything but linear.
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Moe Young ’03 Spreads Joy With Marshmallows
When Maureen “Moe” Young graduated with a biology and biotechnology degree 20 years ago, she never knew her future would include a career that feeds her passions for science and food.
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Assistant Professor Berk Calli and student researchers work to create a robot to safely break up ships.
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