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Humanoid Robot Club showcases new human-like robots

by: The Purdue Exponent

Jan 16, 2025

The Humanoid Robot Club took robotics to a whole other level Wednesday evening as they hosted Purdue’s first-ever Humanoid Robot Showcase in a room packed full of attendees.

The event, Humanoids in Action, featured live demonstrations from two robots, Ameca and Unitree G1.....

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School of Industrial Engineering Welcomes Humanoid Robot Club

by: Purdue University Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering

May 1, 2024

The School of Industrial Engineering (IE) at Purdue University welcomed a promising collaboration with the Humanoid Robot Club Purdue during a recent meeting on April 19, 2024. The meeting, facilitated by Young-Jun Son, James J. Solberg Head and Ransburg Professor of the School of Industrial Engineering, marked a significant step towards fostering interdisciplinary projects at Purdue......

Going to the moon:
Club plans to build robo-astronaut

by: Purdue Exponent

July 24, 2024

One night during the past spring semester, a small band of students walked through libraries and residence halls scribbling information about a Humanoid Robot Club. For five hours, they put their club’s Discord link on every whiteboard and bulletin board they found....

Meet the first student club at Purdue University building a humanoid robot for space

by: Global Indian

August 13, 2024

It was in June this year that Sunita Williams and her co-astronaut Butch Wilmore boarded Boeing’s Starliner capsule for its first crewed mission. Originally slated to spend just eight days in space, they have now been stranded for over 50 days due to technical issues.

Implication of Generative AI on Education and Research

by: The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research, 2024

By comparing outcomes generated by AI detectors for different languages and assessing the performance of multiple detection models, this research aimed to provide valuable insights for educators and researchers alike. The research methodology involves....

This smart spice box makes cooking a breeze

by: Arduino

June 19, 2024

Many people shy away from cooking because they’re overwhelmed by all of the different steps and ingredients. Recipes are useful, but they aren’t very intuitive to those who are more comfortable with visual thinking. To help these people enjoy the cooking experience, Purdue University students Riddhi Gupta and Aarav Garg created a smart spice box.

Solar water bottle

by: Hackspace Magazine

August, 2024

According to the World Health Organization, there are at least 1.7 billion people in the world today who drink water contaminated with faeces, putting them at risk of diseases including diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, and polio, with diarrhoea alone causing around a million deaths per year.

Innovative Smart Spice Box makes cooking and mixing spices easy

by: Geeky Gadgets

June 20, 2024

Cooking can be a daunting task for many, especially when faced with numerous ingredients and complex recipes. To address this challenge, Purdue University students Riddhi Gupta and Aarav Garg have developed the Smart Spice Box, an innovative kitchen gadget designed to simplify the cooking process and make it more enjoyable for everyone. Powered by Arduino the innovative spicing solution supports nearly 1000 different recipes.