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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 Robotics & Autonomous Vehicles, Smart and Connected Health, Hardware for IoT, 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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NYT: They Were Told Their Building Was Earthquake Safe. It Collapsed Anyway.
Some structures promoted as being built to modern seismic codes did not withstand the quake in Turkey. Associate professor of civil...
Engineering Professor Jon Goodall Named New Director of UVA’s Link Lab
Goodall’s research advances smart cities-related technology, one of the Link Lab’s research focus areas.
Wearable Electronics: Do You Have Exoskeletons in Your Closet?
With this assistive technology, those who suffer from neuromuscular diseases like cerebral palsy or ALS and have a loss of motor...
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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.