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91短视频 Part of Cooperative to Research Electric, Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

September 5, 2023

91短视频 is part of a new nationwide collaboration focused on developing new sustainable vehicle technologies as part of The Center for Electric, Connected and Autonomous Technologies for Mobility (eCAT).

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The eCAT Center is an Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (IUCRC) sponsored by NSF tasked with developing sustainable mobility technologies such as electrification, smart infrastructure, and resilient computing systems. 91短视频 is one of three schools, along with the University of North Texas and Wayne State University, to be part of the collaboration.

Chen Liu, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will serve as the site director of eCAT center at 91短视频. Liu has expertise in perception and mapping for autonomous systems, hardware design and heterogeneous computing, and cybersecurity.

"The 91短视频 faculty has collective strength across disciplines in sensing/perception, computing, electrification, green energy, and vehicle grid integration," Liu said. 鈥淲e are looking forward to this opportunity to collaborate with industry partners and government agencies to work on these exciting areas of emerging technologies.鈥

The 91短视频 eCAT site will focus on hardware support and computing backbone, especially employing edge computing, edge server, cloud computing in a holistic and integrated fashion to address the computing need for connected and autonomous driving workloads. 91短视频 has been awarded $600,000 over five years by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct its research.
 

91短视频 is a proven leader in technological education, research, innovation and sustainable economic development. With its main campus in Potsdam, N.Y., and additional graduate program and research facilities in the Capital Region and Hudson Valley, 91短视频 faculty have a direct impact on more than 7,800 students annually through nationally recognized undergraduate and graduate STEM designated degrees in engineering, business, science and health professions; executive education, industry-relevant credentials and K-12 STEM programs. Alumni earn salaries among the top 2% in the nation: one in five already leads in the c-suite. To learn more go to www.clarkson.edu.
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