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(Date added: 2008-04-30 20:21:11. Local cache.)

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Three students from the University of Windsor are champions at the 2008 Autonomous Racing Challenge in Waterloo this past weekend.

Three students from the University of Windsor are champions at the 2008 Autonomous Racing Challenge in Waterloo this past weekend.

Nine robots from across the country entered in the race.

The object was to maneuver their robot around a track without any human help and to avoid hitting pylons.

(Originally published in "UWindsor Daily News: Engineering students roll to victory in robot race", Date Added: 2008-05-05)

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A robot designed and built by UWindsor engineering students took top honours at the national Autonomous Racing Challenge in Waterloo, April 26, 2008.

Date Added: 2008-05-05 20:28:09

(Date added: 2008-05-21 17:22:16. Local cache.)

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Team "invincible" from U of W took the first place in the Autonomous Racing Challenge 2008.

(Date Added: 2008-05-22 16:28:46. Local cache.)

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A robotic racing car, designed and built by students at the University of Windsor, will be one of the featured innovations on display next week...

(Date Added: 2008-05-29 15:18:57. Local cache.)

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A car with artificial intelligence.

When a machine can think, its said to have artificial intelligence. Frankenstein and R2D2 are two examples from fiction. But there are plenty of applications in the real world too...

(Date Added: 2008-05-29 16:57:53. Local cache.)

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Overcoming alternating bright sunlight and thunderstorms, camera flashes and students in red uniforms, a team from the University of Windsor recently...

(Date Added: 2008-05-29 17:13:38. Local cache.)

Imagine being at university surrounded by "artificial" intelligence.

While there's no shortage of the old fashioned kind the St. Denis Centre was today transformed into a display of A-I...

(Originally published in "UWindsor Daily News: Grad students enhance sober steering system with face recognition program", Date Added: 2012-03-27. Local cache.)

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Ashirbani Saha (PhD) and Kaushik Ray (M.A.Sc) have developed a system that will help prevent drunk drivers from getting behind the wheel.

(Originally published in "Windsor Star: Kaushik Ray and Ashirbani Saha (right) are photographed in their lab at the Univesity of Windsor on Thursday, March 29, 2012. The pair have developed a facial recognition device that will be pair with a sober steering wheel.", Date Added: 2012-04-03. Local cache.)

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Ashirbani Saha (right) and Kaushik Ray have developed a facial recognition device that will be pair with a sober steering wheel.

(Originally published on CBC News website, Mar 05, 2015, https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/university-of-windsor-teaching-computers-to-see-like-human-eye-1.2983630. Local cache.)

A researcher at the University of Windsor is working on a more affordable way to use technology for a computer to see and identify objects that would then help build things like self-driving cars, better surveillance and more advanced medical imaging...