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Velocity startup secures foundation with $2M pre-seed round

variety of foods on a table with a notebook and pen

Waterloo researchers develop new AI technology to examine data on food and fluids consumed in LTC homes

Opinion by the Canada Research Chair in Human Factors in Health Care Systems

Five graduates of Waterloo Engineering are featured on an annual list published by Macleans magazine of the top 100 people shaping Canada.

ChatGPT is breaking new ground in conversational AI but professor says it can’t be trusted – yet

UW design team WATOLink wins Best Demo Award at CUCAI.

Training pharmacists for the future

A University of Waterloo research team, led by Prof. John Mcphee of Systems Design Engineering (SYDE), is proposing to replace the time-consuming process of annotating x-rays by hand with artificial intelligence (AI).

There is 'great potential for using robots in the public education system'

Dystr, an AI-powered engineering platform, has launched a new product leveraging generative AI designed to automate tasks, run analysis with visualizations and perform complex calculations 10 times faster.

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Adaptis’ proprietary, AI-driven software enables circularity in construction

AI shows the need for healthier diets in long-term care homes

AI in health care challenges us to define what better, people-centred care looks like

Five alumni make Maclean’s list of ‘changemakers’

Chatting up a storm

Student teams take home prizes from AI conference

Generative AI: ChatGPT enhances experiential learning in pharmacy

Waterloo research team partners with Grand River Hospital to perform virtual triaging of spine disorders using AI

Robot helps students with learning disabilities stay focused

Alumnus startup takes the sweat out of coding