Before Machines Can Be Autonomous, Humans Must Work to Ensure Their Safety
Link Lab member Lu Feng is collaborating in research to ensure a future where people can trust emerging autonomous systems. Feng is an...
Multidisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems Research at the University of Virginia
Opened in January 2018, the Link Lab at UVA Engineering is a world-class center of excellence in cyber-physical systems. The Lab consists of more than 250 faculty and graduate students from multiple departments and conducts pioneering work in Autonomous Vehicles & Robotics, Smart and Connected Health, and Smart Cities. Prioritizing impact on real-world problems, Link Lab partners with industry to tackle the most critical questions at the intersection of the cyber and physical worlds.
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UVA Earns International Bragging Rights for Driverless Racing
The University of Virginia's Cavalier Autonomous Racing team on Saturday earned its place as the fastest all-American self-...
UVA Electrical Engineering Alum Reflects on Research Career in the Semiconductor Industry
Ph.D. launched career in low-power chip design for wired and wireless communications and edge computing.
Finding and Tracking Bats Under Bridges
A UVA civil engineering team working with VDOT is using imaging to locate bats roosting under bridges and overpasses.
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The Link Lab aggressively supports state-of-the-art education in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). The need for such a program has been highlighted in a National Academies Study on a 21st Century Cyber-Physical Systems Education Report.
More about Cyber-Physical Systems educational missionThe Link Lab is seeking graduate students interested in cyber-physical systems to join its NSF funded NRT Program.
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UVA: Leading the Way in Cyber-Physical Systems
The University of Virginia School of Engineering & Applied Science's Link Lab is catalyzing a new cyber age.