Carnegie Mellon University

Professor Rebecca Taylor will be the inaugural Ansys Career Development Chair in Engineering.

A new system using remote data transfers and machine learning could lower vehicle emissions, testing costs, and reduce the need for in-person emissions testing.

Materials innovations are helping create less rigid, more compliant robotic structures.

Carnegie Mellon is developing novel methods to create next-generation manufacturing processes for sensors, antennas and energy harvesting devices.

Event will showcase presentations from industry, research, government and nonprofit leaders in 3-D printing, and poster session highlighting cutting-edge research.

Learn from the best with these resources for part planning, design for AM, build optimization and other facets of the 3D printing world.

Carnegie Mellon creates sensor-rich robotic hand and new stretchable sensor.

The partnership will bridge the gap between private and university sectors.