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• A groundbreaking system that could deliver surgery without scars has been developed by engineers at the Automation and Robotics Research Institute at the University of Texas, Arlington, in collaboration with physicians and the Texas Manufacturing Assistan

  - 2007-10-01

  A groundbreaking system that could deliver surgery without scars has been developed by engineers at the Automation and Robotics Research Institute at the University of Texas, Arlington, in collaboration with physicians and the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center. The new technique allows for magnetically maneuvering laparoscopic surgical tools inserted into the...

  Tags: automation, Collaboration, Groupware, physician, PRODUCTIVITY, SOFTWARE, surgery, University of Texas

• ADVISORY/AmmoCore Engineer to Receive Best Paper Award at DAC

  - 2004-05-19

  Business Editors/High-Tech Writers ADVISORY...For Tuesday (June 8) Design Automation Conference 2004 --BUSINESS WIRE What: Viktor Lapinskii, senior software engineer with AmmoCore Technology, Inc., will receive "Best Paper" honors for a paper that he co-wrote for the journal "ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems TODAES"...

  Tags: ACM, CAD, conference, HARDWARE, PRODUCTIVITY, Semiconductors, SOFTWARE, University of Texas

• TACC selects United Devices to develop massive campus grid for academic research.(Texas Advanced Computing Center (at University of Texas (Austin)))

  - 2002-12-16

  The Texas Advanced Computing Center TACC at The University of Texas at Austin UT and United Devices Inc. has announced a partnership that will significantly accelerate UT's academic computational research. Through the partnership, TACC and United Devices will establish a campus-scale computing Grid...

  Tags: computing, FINANCE, Grid, PRODUCTIVITY, software, United Devices, University of Texas

• TACC selects United Devices to develop massive campus grid for academic research - University of Texas at Austin

  - 2002-12-16

  The Texas Advanced Computing Center TACC at The University of Texas at Austin UT and United Devices Inc. has announced a partnership that will significantly accelerate UT's academic computational research. Through the partnership, TACC and United Devices will establish a campus-scale computing Grid at UT--the largest university in the...

  Tags: FINANCE, PRODUCTIVITY, software, United Devices, University of Texas

• extrusion freeforming of functional ceramic prototypes, The

  - 2000-12-01

  Extrusion freeform fabrication EFF and fused deposition of ceramics FDC processes are established extrusion-based freeforming techniques capable of fabricating complex shaped monolithic ceramic prototypes by the sequential deposition and solidification of green ceramic feedstock. In these processes, ceramic parts are produced using a commercially available Stratasys 3-D Modeler retrofitted with...

  Tags: Austin, CAD, deposition, optimization, polymer, PRODUCTIVITY, SOFTWARE, technique, University of Texas

• Cogito Learning Media and the Charles A. Dana Center Partner To Develop in E-Learning Services for Advanced Placement

  - 2000-07-20

  Business Editors, Education Writers SAN FRANCISCO and AUSTIN, Texas--BUSINESS WIRE--July 20, 2000 Cogito Learning Media, Inc., and the Charles A. Dana Center of The University of Texas have joined forces to develop and produce a series of comprehensive web-based Advanced Placement resources for students and teachers. The online...

  Tags: Associated Press, E-learning, education, FINANCE, media, partnership, PRODUCTIVITY, SOFTWARE, teacher, Texas, University of Texas

• The commercialization of new technologies: the case of DTM Corp

  - 1992-10-01

  U.S. industry needs to find faster and more efficient ways to commercialize homegrown technologies, strengthen its global competitiveness, and create jobs.(1) The list of breakthrough technologies produced in federal and industrial laboratories and research universities only to benefit U.S. industrial competitors is long and growing. An important and telling exception...

  Tags: ATI Technologies Inc., Austin, Benefits, CAD, commercialization, FINANCE, PRODUCTIVITY, SOFTWARE, Strategy, U.S., University of Texas