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Micromouse Project
The University of Arizona's IEEE Student Branch leads an exciting Micromouse project, where students design and build autonomous robots capable of navigating a maze. This hands-on challenge allows participants to develop skills in robotics, programming, and problem-solving, all while competing in regional and national events. The project fosters teamwork, creativity, and technical expertise, offering a practical application of engineering principles learned in the classroom. It's a great opportunity for students interested in robotics and automation to showcase their talents and gain valuable experience.
For more information, please reach out to the project lead, Alex Romero-Lozano, at the following email address: aromerolozano@arizona.edu
Engineering Project Inspiration
Project InspirationTexas Instruments Project
The University of Arizona IEEE Branch has the unique and exciting opportunity to partner with Texas Instruments, one of the world’s leading semiconductor companies, to bring Wildcat students a real-world engineering experience on the U of A campus! IEEE is collaborating with Texas Instruments to sponsor a practical, hands-on project targeted at electrical, software, and computer engineering students who are seeking to apply the concepts they are learning in the classroom to solve real-world problems. This project is an excellent opportunity, regardless of school year or previous experience. Team members will have the opportunity to work and learn alongside their peers, as well as connect with professional engineers at Texas Instruments as they develop a real-world engineering solution!
The project will officially start September 21st, but don’t hesitate to join later!
For more information, please reach out to the industry liasion, Khalil Gatto, at the following email address: kgatto@arizona.edu
We hope to have you join our team for this exciting project!
Link to join: TI Project!