Interdisciplinary

Vignesh Anandamani, Nitish Reddy Dyapa, Benjamin Martin, Linda Onyango, Dominic Torbati and Ha Long Truong of Team 8 in EGR 530.

Team 8

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Vishavjit Singh Khinda, Tendaishe Munetsiwa, Rupa Pandey, Amanda Pizarro, Sri Samraj Soman and Ruth Waithaka of Team 7 in EGR 530.

Team 7

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Sai Abhishek Bhattiprolu, Sindhuja Chappidi, Vansh Bharat Gala, Vamsi Sai Korlapati, Chakradhar Reddy Lakkireddy and Sathvik Merugu of Team 6 in EGR 530.

Team 6

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Prajjwal Dutta, Nivas Piduru, Yogesh Salvi, Dheemanth Kumar Shivaprasad, Luu Thu and Georgio jeraige of Team 5 in EGR 530.

Team 5

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Derrick Chen, Stephen Dopler, Max Gao, Sandy Lin and Bruce Myers of Team 4 in EGR 530.

Team 4

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Cade Clonts, Hunter Hassebroek, Ching-Cheng Wang and Luke Willett of Team 3 in EGR 530.

Team 3

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Nicholas Arango, Moss Barnett, Colin Fricke, Caleb Hatch and Trevor Kaiser Borning of Team 2 in EGR 530.

Team 2

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Abdullah Mousa A Alshahrani, Abdulrahman Bahri, Abdulhamid Mathkur and Roy Mutowo of Team 1 in EGR 530.

Team 1

This project involves a demonstration with a robotic car.

Ruth Waithaka

This project explores how a chosen technology may evolve by 2036 through a month-long foresight process. It involves developing and presenting three scenario-based futures, business as usual, principled and unprincipled, through concise presentations that examine potential impacts and encourage critical thinking about how technological decisions shape outcomes. Sponsor

Dominic Torbati

This project explores how a chosen technology may evolve by 2036 through a month-long foresight process. It involves developing and presenting three scenario-based futures, business as usual, principled and unprincipled, through concise presentations that examine potential impacts and encourage critical thinking about how technological decisions shape outcomes. Sponsor