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Using smartphones to monitor infrastructure such as crumbling roads and bridges

In the United States, aging civil infrastructure systems are deteriorating on a massive scale

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Engineers Adapt Laser Method to Create Micro Energy Units for Microbatteries and Micro Fuel Cells

Engineers Adapt Laser Method to Create Micro Energy Units for Microbatteries and Micro Fuel Cells
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Former MU engineering administrator pleads guilty to stealing, forgery and fraud

Former MU engineering administrator pleads guilty to stealing, forgery and fraud
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Advancing Drone Autonomy with AI Algorithms

Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered sophisticated algorithms may eventually allow drones to pilot themselves without the need for human assistance, utilizing visual cues to guide them from one location to another.

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Former MU administrator must pay $65,000 in restitution to enter plea deal on stealing charges

To enter a plea deal, Brandon Guffey must restore funds he is charged with stealing during a scheme to defraud the university.

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