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Mon May 17, 2021 - National Edition InSite Software A student learns how to use InSite Software at Southern Utah University. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all learning took place remotely. InSite Software's Elevation earthwork take-off and GPS modeling software is now part of the Southern Utah University (SUU) curriculum; its adoption is expected to better prepare students for the modern construction site. The software is now being used in three courses that are taken by students in the university's Construction Management, Civil Engineering and Engineering Technology programs. InSite Softwa...

TAMUCC students create robot that can pick up trash Students describe it as an ocean Roomba A group of TAMU-CC students have developed a robot that they use to help keep the ocean clean. and last updated 2021-05-05 19:34:39-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A group of students from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has created a robot for their capstone project that they describe as a Roomba for the ocean. Their device is able to clean up about 20 pounds of trash like plastic water bottles and beer cans. They called it A.D.D.R.A.R. which stands for Autonomous Debris Detection and Removal Aquatic Robot.

126 ‘Postura’s’ 3D model. Bad posture and problems like back ache, cervical, headaches etc associated with it have been aggravated during the Covid pandemic as the number of hours spent in front of computer screens has increased due to work from home and online classes.  Gayatri Brijesh Recognising the massive scale of this problem and in their endeavour to find a solution to this  four students of Class X of Shiv Nadar School have developed an innovative product that not only “alerts” the user to correct his/her posture, but also provides a relaxing massage  in one’s work cha...

A finalist in an engineering technology project competition may provide a breath of fresh air on how paramedics utilize resuscitation bags.

Lt. Jason Porter and two St. Charles Sheriff’s Office leaders on “Team Wolves” for their Capstone Project (photo by Asst. Chief Kesha Harris-Evans) A Corrections deputy with the Bossier Sheriff’s Office recently joined 16 other law enforcement leaders from Louisiana and Alabama in their graduation from the highly-intense Leadership Education Program at the National Command & Staff College. Lieutenant Jason Porter, assistant warden at the Bossier Maximum Security Facility in Plain Dealing, joined the other deputies and police officers for a graduation ceremony at the Clifton Cheniere C...