A local manufacturer has teamed with Windsor Engineering faculty and students to help combat the spread of COVID-19.
A local manufacturer has teamed with Windsor Engineering faculty and students to help combat the spread of COVID-19.
A pair of Windsor engineering students are generating buzz with their virtually-silent lawnmower.
A pair of Windsor engineering students are generating buzz with their virtually-silent lawnmower.
A team in Windsor Engineering has designed an attachment for door handles that allows users to open doors with their forearms.
A team in the Faculty of Engineering is working on design and production of devices to help combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Elvis Amukamara, Mohab Ismail, Mahmoud Kalbouneh, Amr Ahmed, and Saad Abdalaziz present their prototype of a drafting table made out of cardboard.
Out of the box thinking helped a class of engineering students create functional furniture out of cardboard.
Monthly sessions will inform faculty members about the latest happenings in entrepreneurship and research commercialization.
Mechanical engineering student Shreya Patki’s design of a reconfigurable hand brace earned her first place in a national competition.
Mechanical engineering student Shreya Patki’s design of a reconfigurable hand brace earned her first place in a national competition.
Professor Jill Urbanic looks on as students control a robotic arm to lift a paper cup during final project presentations Thursday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
A project to design and build hydraulic robotic arms taught a class of engineering students about the challenges of the profession.
Dimi Olisa shows off the Lancer logo plaque he designed in his third-year CAD/CAM course.
Engineering students used computer programs to design and machine aluminum plaques bearing the Lancer shield.
Members of a capstone team pose with TRQSS employees at the industrial engineering capstone presentation day, March 31.
A local seatbelt manufacturer will save nearly $10,000 a year thanks to a warehouse optimization strategy produced by UWindsor engineering students.
Research conducted by mechanical engineering students Hamed Kalami, Andre Khayat and Liza DiCecco was highlighted at the12th International Federation of Automatic Control Workshop on Intelligent Manufacturing Systems on December 5 to 7 in Austin, Texas. Kalami and Khayat received the Young Researcher Award for their work on a 3D printable hand brace that can assist people with connective tissue disorders.
Windsor engineering students won international recognition for design of a 3D printable hand brace to assist people with connective tissue disorders.
