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Jul 06

CMU launches initiative to transform nanosatellite capabilities Opens in new window

Researchers at CMU’s College of Engineering are working to develop computationally capable constellations of nanosatellites, equipped with machine learning techniques that extract valuable insights from the data while still in orbit.

Jan 14

Satellite designed at CMU launches into low-Earth orbit Opens in new window

Brandon Lucia’s lab developed the Tartan-Artibeus-1 Satellite, the world’s first batteryless PocketQube nanosatellite, deployed to low-Earth orbit aboard the SpaceX Transporter-3 Rocket, earlier this week.

Jul 29

Joshi to lead CMU’s AI-EDGE team Opens in new window

The mission of the AI-EDGE Institute is to design next-generation intelligent edge networks that are efficient, reliable, robust, and secure.

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NPR Post

NPR Post features CMU nanosatellite research

The NPR Post covered CMU's nanosatellite research, highlighting uses such as detecting wildfires, crowd monitoring in major events, and carbon mapping.

Aviation Week

Lucia’s research featured in Aviation Week article

ECE’s Brandon Lucia and his research project have been featured in Aviation Week highlighting a new research project trying to make nanosatellites more computationally robust.

MIT Technology Review

Joshi, Zhang named to MIT Technology Review’s “Innovators Under 35” list

ECE’s Gauri Joshi and Xu Zhang have been named to the MIT Technology Review’s 2022 class of “Innovators Under 35” list, which recognizes the brightest young minds working to tackle today’s biggest technology hurdles.

Sekar earns ACM SIGCOMM Test of Time Paper Award

ECE’s Vyas Sekar and fellow researchers have earned ACM SIGCOMM’s Test of Time Paper Award, recognizing the lasting impact of their study, which remains a “vibrant and useful contribution” in today’s streaming landscape.

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