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Conferences, Events, and News

Events

  1. 1. 2013 Keystone Chapter Annual Symposium for Unmanned Vehicles and Robotics Community
    Around June 2013, Connelly Center or Conference Center, Villanova University
    contact kauvsi@gmail.com

  2. 3. AUVSI's Unmanned Systems North America 2013
    Monday, August 12 - Thursday, August 15, 2013
    Washington D.C., United States

Breaking News

  1. 1.June 24, 2012 - Villanova ASV Team won Silver Medal at 2012 Roboboat Competition
    The Villanova ASV Team, consisting of villanova undergrads, called "Five Guys", Nick DiLio, Joseph Denny, Ryan Holihan, Mike Weber, and Alex Poultney, with new autonomous surface vehicle have competed and won silver medal while taking the first place in the qualifying test in an international student competition, “RoboBoat(www.roboboat.org),” sponsored by AUVSI and ONR, which Dr. Nataraj has directed and participated since the first competition, in San Diego 2008. Dr. Lee has advised and led the team during his postdoctoral program since 2009. Many others' help to make it work; Dr. G. Clayton as a temporal assistant, Ralph Sullivan and Shariar Khan as grad., Lester McMahan as a student, and an advisor Helen Loeb for 2011 competition as well as Spicer Bak, Jevon Avis, Frank Ferrese, and (now, Dr.) Karthik Kappaganthu, etc.

  2. 2.Dec 7, 2011 - UVS Tech wins Grand Prize at Eureka Competition
    Douglas Kirk, Founder of UVS Tech, announced today that his company has won the Grand Prize in Lehigh University’s Eureka Competition. Every year, the Eureka Series of Student Competitions seeks proposals with the potential to leave a positive impact through the pursuit of innovative thinking and sustainable business models on Lehigh University, the City of Bethlehem, the Lehigh Valley, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the United States of America, and the world.
    This series of competitions provides creative opportunities for student entrepreneurs to leave their footprint on their communities. Lehigh’s Baker Institute for Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Innovation can offer a variety of resources, ranging from mentoring and funding through early stage student venture creation, to help make these happen—assistance that comes in the form of competitions, boot camps, internships, coursework, facilities, and an impressive infrastructure.


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