Matt Shipman

Matt Shipman, research communications lead, North Carolina State University

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Courtesy: Jie Yin, NC State University

Shape-shifting robots use origami as inspiration

Courtesy: Brett Sayles, CFE Media and Technology

How digital twins can make wireless networks faster, more reliable

Mechanical computer relies on kirigami cubes, not electronics

AI and Machine Learning

Mapping 3D spaces with 2D cameras using AI for autonomous vehicles

Soft robots developed to move easily in unknown terrain

Courtesy: Chris Vavra, CFE Media and Technology

Discrete Manufacturing

Model advances incorporating 3D printing into supply chains

Courtesy: North Carolina State University

Discrete Manufacturing

Shape-shifting architecture materials created

Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Metamaterial reconfigured to modify its thermal, electromagnetic properties

Courtesy: North Carolina State University

Technique for recycling nanowires developed

Courtesy: Tianfu Wu, North Carolina State University

AI and Machine Learning

Controlling how AI systems create images

Courtesy: Chris Vavra, CFE Media and Technology

Robots learning to grasp friction

Courtesy: North Carolina State University

AI and Machine Learning

Virtual lab uses AI tool for chemistry issues

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AI and Machine Learning

Data processing module makes deep neural networks smarter

Courtesy: Chris Vavra, CFE Media

AI and Machine Learning

Computational model developed for COVID-19 testing allocation

Courtesy: Keagan Gay, CFE Media and Technology

Manage data flow to boost cyber-physical system performance

Courtesy: North Carolina State University

Energy Efficiency

Computational model developed to build better capacitors

Artificial Chemist is an autonomous system designed to intelligently navigate through the chemical universe and develop useful materials for manufacturing applications. Courtesy: North Carolina State University

Automated system developed to accelerate R&D, manufacturing of materials