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GTRI Combines Physics and Machine Learning to Enhance Satellite Operations Analysis

09.04.2024
GTRI is developing a physics-informed machine learning (ML) approach to predicting satellite spin rates, which could improve the accuracy of satellite spin predictions and strengthen operator trust

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GTRI Enhancing EV Battery Reuse and Recycling in Georgia

06.02.2023
GTRI is optimizing Georgia’s EV battery supply chain by developing cost- and energy-efficient methods to recover materials from spent batteries so that more of them can be reused and pose fewer environmental risks.

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Arkansas to Lead $5 Million Grant-Established Center to Advance Robotics in Poultry Processing

University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
https://aaes.uada.edu/news/5-million-grant-establishes-csaipp/

Researchers in Arkansas and two other states will be using a $5 million grant to increase use of artificial intelligence and robotics in chicken processing to reduce waste in deboning and detect pathogens. $2.1 million of the grant will go to Georgia Tech to focus on automating the processing lines that turn chickens into meat.