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- Vobile founder, chairman and CEO Yangbin Wang honored as UF Distinguished Alumnus at spring commencement
Yangbin Wang (MSEE ’93) has been presented with the Distinguished Alumnus Award at the University of Florida Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering Spring 2024 bachelor’s recognition ceremony.
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🌟 Big strides are happening in sustainable urban planning! The University of Florida is leading the project, leveraging AI and digital twin technology to create a virtual model of a Jacksonville city section. Led by UF Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment- ESSIE's Christine Angelini, Ph.D., an associate professor and director of the UF Center for Coastal Solutions, Florida's Digital Twin will test land use and climate scenarios for smarter infrastructure investments. 🌍![]()
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Florida faces an aging infrastructure, a changing environment, and rapid population growth. The digital twin technologies could help make data-driven choices to sustain Florida's natural resources, enhance the benefits of future urban planning, and more! The future of our cities looks brighter than ever! ![]()
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Read more about this development 🔗: innovate.research.ufl.edu/2024/06/13/digital-twin/![]()
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As global sports evolve, University of Florida is leading the charge in athletic innovation! 🌟 ![]()
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With the 2024 Olympics in Paris set to be more technologically advanced and inclusive than ever, UF’s groundbreaking initiatives are at the forefront of this transformation. From enhancing athlete performance to leveraging AI in sports health data, UF's efforts are shaping the future of global sports.![]()
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The AI-Powered Athletics project, a collaboration between the UF Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering and the University Athletic Association, is using AI to revolutionize sports medicine, training, and fan experiences. By collecting and analyzing health data from student-athletes using cutting-edge wearable sensors, UF is developing personalized training methods and superior sports equipment. This AI-driven approach not only boosts team performance but also promotes the well-being of athletes, aligning with the International Olympic Committee's vision for the future of sports.![]()
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UF College of Medicine leads the Transforming Sport Science Research for Every Body project, advancing research for both able-bodied and para-athletes. These initiatives highlight UF’s commitment to inclusivity and innovation, ensuring sports science benefits everyone, from elite athletes to everyday individuals. ![]()
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