New AI-powered tech, created by the Systems Design Engineering VIP Group, counts calorie and nutrient intake while people eat to help them live healthier, happier and longer lives.
On Saturday, November 9th hundreds of potential students gathered to learn about both Systems Design Engineering and Biomedical Engineering programs.
BME student team wins Velocity and FemTech Canada challenge for their innovative PeriGuard device for improving women’s health and well-being.
Scott Campbell, Director of Centre for Society, Technology and Values and Associate Professor in the Teaching Stream, helped organize a pop-up exhibit at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum that focuses on AI.
Dr Eihab Abdel-Rahman has published the first catalogue of nonlinear dynamic phenomena at the micro-scale.
Amy Tai, alumni of our systems design graduate program, has been awarded the Alumni Gold Medal for her research in the area of neural networks for computer-assisted breast cancer detection.
A Biomedical Engineering alumni worked on robotics, 3D technology, AI and more to advance the future of health care in Canada as a co-op student.
An advanced pitching robot is revolutionizing batting practice with its ability to replicate professional pitchers around the globe.
The University of Waterloo hosted the iSPARK workshop to advance undergraduate and graduate student design skills.
Biomedical engineers develop a new material to produce bone grafts for better surgery outcomes.