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From a field of over 60 entries, eight teams advanced to the final round of the inaugural Alabama Launchpad business plan competition. Halo Research (UAH) Team led by Mr. Chris Otto, a recent Master of Science graduate from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering was awarded the second place, an award of $50,000.00. Halo Research has developed a wearable health monitoring system that uses wireless technology to monitor health and lifestyle of elderly.
Charger IEEE presses on! The Charger IEEE student branch is the on-campus organization for students interested in electronics, software programming, or robotics. Charger IEEE helps new students learn the basics of electronics and hardware programming with projects such as BumperBot and Charger Trainer. For students with more technical experience, we also compete in the Trinity Firefighter and Southeast Conference competitions. All projects sponsored by the Charger IEEE allow students to take what they have learned in the classroom and apply it in practical applications. Read more
