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  • NEW TEAM: ACT Driving Simulator

    The main goal of the ACT (Autonomous and Connected Transportation) Lab is to understand interactions between drivers/travelers, emerging vehicular technologies related to connectivity and autonomy, and novel infrastructure designs using a driving simulator environment, analytical modeling, and field test tracks. Using the collected data, we seek to develop analytical models and perform data...
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  • NEW TEAM: Chinese Fangyan Media

    Although dialectology is an established field in linguistics, an interdisciplinary research on dialect drawing on cultural studies, media studies, literary theories, history, and other fields is just emerging. To facilitate scholarly research and teaching, our team aims to build a digital resource center of the interdisciplinary research on fangyan media, the media productions...
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  • NEW TEAM: HipHop2020 Innovation Archive

    The project is an ongoing project focused on designing a hip hop-based innovation archive of educational resources and online courses that is accessed/experienced in three ways: 1) a subscription-based portal of downloadable materials, online courses, and webinars that offer hip hop-based educational resources for use in secondary and post...
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  • NEW TEAM: The Future Esports Experience

    Electronic sports, known as esports, are experiencing a meteoric rise in popularity thanks in large part to technological advances in network connectivity, game engines, online streaming platforms, and novel fan experience engagements. Over 300 million fans have streamed more than 300 million hours on the Twitch platform alone, and global viewership is now expected to exceed 400 million....
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  • 21st Century Global Atlanta

    This project brings together students of diverse backgrounds and disciplines to tell the story of Atlanta as a global city, and to increase access to global citizenship at Georgia Tech and nationally. We want to document and connect with the individuals and communities that are transforming Atlanta into a global metropolis, such as heritage and immigrant communities, foreign-born residents...
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  • 2D Heterostructure Synthesis

    To develop 2-D to 2-D tunneling structures to enable for smaller, faster, more capable microelectronic devices applied to a broad range of applications such as energy, RF, and sensing.
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  • AI-based Discovery and Innovation

    Using artificial intelligence (AI)-based approaches (especially manifold learning) for understanding the delicate rules of nature and utilizing them for forming innovative software- and hardware-based tools for addressing the major challenges in a wide range of disciplines. ...
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  • Active Safety for Autonomous and Semi-Autonomous Vehicles

    To develop a system that will be able to drive like an expert human driver. In order to achieve this, we will initially monitor the driving styles of several drivers using a high-fidelity driving simulator. Based on the measurements, we will be able to classify drivers according to their skill using graphical inference models. We will then develop suitable models for drivers’ actions and...
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  • Advanced Graphene Battery Technology

    For students to learn the theory and gain the skills necessary to fabricate next-generation batteries for EVs, spacecraft, and Smart Cities infrastructure.
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  • Agile Communication Architectures

    Future wireless communication devices will need to dynamically learn their environment and opportunistically exploit spectrum. The goal of this project is to integrate machine learning algorithms into communication architectures to achieve the agility required for the task. The team will participate to the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge (SC2) and test its solutions against other...
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  • Agile Locomotion & Manipulation

    The Laboratory for Intelligent Decision and Autonomous Robots (LIDAR) at Georgia Tech focus on planning, control, and decision-making algorithms of highly dynamic, under-actuated, and human-cooperative robots in complex environments. The VIP Team will explore the challenging research topics in mechanical design, mechatronics, control algorithm design, and perception of dynamic legged...
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  • AquaBots: Maritime Robotics

    Aquabots will explore new research in maritime robotics including navigation of underwater and surface vehicles, mapping and exploration underwater, and other challenging maritime robotic technologies.
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  • Art & AI

    This project, a collaboration between Mark Leibert (LMC) and Betty Whitaker (GTRI), brings together histories and concepts of visual culture and image making with explorations of technology and artificial intelligence. We are an artist and AI researcher exploring approaches to applying machine learning to create artistic images. Our team is analyzing the application of machine learning to...
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  • Augmented Reality Experiences

    Enable the creation of augmented-reality applications and experiences using a wide range of delivery platforms and AR technologies. Current projects use Argon, an augmented reality software suite developed at Georgia Tech that is both a Javascript/HTML5 framework and a set of browsers and tools.
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  • Automated Algorithm Design

    To develop a framework that fundamentally alters the development of algorithms. We desire to create an automated method that starts with the best human algorithms and then dispassionately develops hybrid algorithms that outperform existing methods. Next, we prove that these algorithms can also be studied by humans for inspiration in development of new algorithm and optimization methods. ...
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  • Automotive LIDAR

    To develop an automotive LiDAR system in support of the emerging technical area of vehicle autonomy and increased safety.
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  • Bee-Snap

    GOALS: To collect and analyze big data about bee-flower interactions on the Georgia Tech campus and beyond to inform property owners and policy makers about how land use can support pollinator health.
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  • Big Data and Quantum Mechanics

    Leverage advances in machine learning and data analytics to enable faster and more accurate calculations of chemical properties using quantum-mechanical techniques such as density functional theory (DFT).
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  • Bio-inspired Network Dynamics and Geomechanics

    Model crack propagation, crack networks, particle crushing, and healing in salt rock; predict soil and rock THCM behavior during heat and fluid injection and extraction; design new geomaterials to optimize the fuel cycle; and recommend strategies for resource and waste management.
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  • BioBots

    To create autonomous microrobots that can traverse biological barriers within the body by mimicking microorganisms.
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  • Bits of Good

    Partnering with the student organization Bits of Good, this VIP will connect students with nonprofit organizations to build custom software for them. As we develop scalable web applications to support our local Atlanta community, we want to spread social good + tech across Georgia Tech: that we can contribute to our community while learning and developing skills. ...
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  • Brain Trauma Assessment Protocols

    Goals: To build a suite of mobile applications for iOS and Android devices that will be used to administer and collect data from individuals who have suffered brain traumas with lingering effects (e.g., stroke leading to Aphasia, Alzheimer’s, etc.).
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  • Building for Equity and Sustainability

    This VIP takes as its main focus Georgia Tech’s new Living Building – the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design – and its efforts to advance social equity as a key part of building and operating a sustainable building. Within the Living Building Challenge (LBC), we focus on improving - and re-defining - the
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  • ChemFlow

    Green chemistry and engineering are creating a culture change for the future direction of industry. Flow chemistry will be an essential tool to sustainable and tailored chemical-based processes. This project will design, build, test, and evaluate prototypes of flow reactors for targeted chemical processes.
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  • Chip Scale Power & Energy (U.S. Only)

    Due to ITAR and other access restrictions this project is limited to US citizens only.
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  • Community & Digital Archives Project

    The project will bring together students from diverse disciplinary backgrounds to work on a framework for community achiving projects. Depending on interests and aptitudes, students will be asked to develop relationships with local communities, design archives that prioritize the wants and needs of these communities, design and implement technical solutions that help communities discover and...
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  • Configurable Computing & Embedded Systems

    The objective of this program is to develop tools and methods for designing and securely using configurable computing in embedded systems.
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  • Data-Driven Education

    This team focuses on the effects that data are having in shaping education, on how new, rich, educational data sources can be used to improve content, instruction, and learning. Specifically, we look to the vast array of data that can be collected around educational opportunities at Georgia Tech and how those data shape educational practice.
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  • Design Bloc

    Use design thinking and design behaviors in a team environment to: A: understand campus and community issues using an empathetic approach, B: engage with campus and external community members using a rapid prototyping methodology, and  C: implement change and design interventions that contribute to positive outcomes that create a novel world.
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  • Diabetes and Chronic Disease Systems

    As the U.S. population ages, chronic diseases have become more prevalent. This has important implications for society in terms of healthcare costs and quality of life. One such chronic disease is diabetes, which is characterized by elevated levels of blood sugar.  Diabetes exhibits significant complexity by co-occurring with other chronic diseases and interacting with other phenomena....
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  • Digital Deliberation

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  • East Asian Media

    This is a bi-monthly seminar group that will be run like a Japanese “zemi,” or graduate seminar. Students will be asked to produce a research project or creative project on a topic related to East Asian media, broadly defined. This could be a translation of a Chinese short story, an analysis of Japanese films, a short documentary on social movements in Okinawa, etc. Transnational/comparative...
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  • EcoCAR Collegiate Competition Team

    To stimulate the development of advanced vehicle technologies that reduce the overall impact of transportation on the environment
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  • Embedded System Cyber Security

    To examine and assess the existence of cyber security found within IoT hardware devices. In order to achieve this, we will implement a multi-domain investigation through the use of hardware reverse engineering, software/firmware reverse engineering, and RF analysis along with static and dynamic testing through instrumentation. Finally, any identified holes in the devices' cyber security...
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  • Engineering for Social Innovation

    Goals: Use engineering design and development skills for solving social problems and meeting social needs.
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  • Everyday Georgia

    The Everyday Georgia project brings together students from diverse disciplines to compile and share the personal stories of people from across the state who have a connection to Georgia Tech research. Through audio interviews, photographs, written narratives, and a podcast launching in 2019, the project shares Georgians’ challenges and accomplishments and their vital role in Creating the...
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  • Evolutionary Mechanics

    To discover how evolution acts on materials properties in microbial systems. Use experiments,  simulations, and analytical theory to elucidate how biological fitness and function emerge from physical principles.
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  • Experimental Flights

    We are currently developing a drone delivery system that could be used to deliver small packages on Georgia Tech campus. Assembly of the drone and implementation of package pickup mechanism are nearly complete. Flight testing will begin soon. Upcoming tasks include development of consumer delivery app, construction of delivery station prototype, planning and performance of flight testing,...
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  • Future Computing with Rogues Gallery

    Computing is changing - energy constraints and performance bottlenecks create new opportunities for unique and novel hardware designs. However, these new systems require new approaches for application development, management, and visualization. Our main goal for this project is to help interface new “post-Moore” hardware like neuromorphic field-programmable...
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  • GT Mobile STEM Lab

    At Georgia Tech, we live in an incubator for problem solving, scientific inquiry, and technological innovation, but the public at large is surprisingly ignorant about the STEM disciplines. We will build the Georgia Tech Mobile STEM Laboratory - a sustainable and continually growing infrastructure we’ll use to measurably impact this ignorance regionally and nationally. Ultimately, we’ll have...
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  • GT Motorsports

    To design, build, defend, and race an open-wheel formula-style vehicle in the annual Formula SAE competition.
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  • GT Off-road

    To design, build, defend, and race a high-performance off-road vehicle in the annual SAE BAJA competition.
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  • GT Solar Racing

    ** Previous experience with this team is required **
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  • GT USLI Rocket

    Design, build and launch a reusable rocket with a scientific or engineering payload to one mile above ground level.
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  • GTRI Agricultural Robotics

    Robotics has the potential to revolutionize inspection and harvesting tasks on commodity farms (corn, soybeans, and wheat) and high-value specialty farms (fruits and nuts). This is true from the standpoints of labor, economics, early disease detection, and crop assessment. Specialty farms stand to benefit the most because the tending and harvesting of their crops still require significant...
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  • Global Social Entrepreneurship

    This VIP employs the sidekick model of global social entrepreneurship to leverage market forces to accomplish 3 critical objectives.  The first is to identify superhero local leaders in the global south who have a long track record of success in transforming their communities with social innovation.  The second is to inspire the world about these largely unknown change agents and...
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  • Health Informatics On FHIR

    Develop, evaluate and deploy health analytics applications that can help doctors and patients to make better and healthy decisions.
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  • Hemp: Sci, Tech, Econ, Policy

    Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law May 10, 2019 the hemp farming act which authorizes the research, production, processing and regulation of industrial hemp in Georgia. This new Georgia hemp market provides research, innovation, and business opportunities. Therefore this VIP is introducing students and collaborators to the agricultural, technological, health, legal and economic frameworks...
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  • HumaniTech

    To improve health outcomes, nutrition, and general living conditions in developing nations and resource-limited environments through a variety of key technologies. These solutions include: sensors for sanitation in challenging environments, improving access to healthcare through the development of low-cost technologies focusing primarily on child and maternal health, data analytics, and...
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  • Humor Genome

    Creation and analysis of a repository of humor collected via crowdsourcing and social network integration.
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  • Infant Health-Global Solutions

    To improve infant survival in Ethiopia through the development of equipment and apps that support (and can be maintained by) hospitals. A key design constraint will be the use of equipment and technologies that can be maintained and repaired by the hospitals that use them. This includes using locally sourced equipment and developing apps that can run on locally available smart phones and...
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  • Intelligent Digital Communications

    To enhance spectrum utilization, enable improved use of smart devices (smartphones, tablets), and create intelligent mechanisms for debugging, monitoring, policing and enhancing all types of wireless communications through the use of software defined radio techniques.
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  • Intelligent Platform for Crowdsourcing (IP Crowd)

    To develop and implement new approaches with cognitive reasoning modules and advanced data and knowledge visualization to enhance the experience and usefulness of crowdsourced problem-solving.
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  • Intelligent Tutoring System

    Design, test, and use systems to enhance student learning in Tech courses by applying techniques that include video and data mining, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and human-computer interfaces.
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  • IoT in Health

    Internet of things (IOT) has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry. Thus far, most IOT applications focus on improving monitoring and physiological sensing of healthcare and patient care; however, the next generation of healthcare technologies will focus on multiplexed points of care testing, diagnostics, and treatment. The goal of this course is to engage students to explore...
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  • Lightning from the Edge of Space

    To build airborne observation platforms equipped with cameras and electromagnetic sensors, to observe lightning and other electrical activity in the atmosphere from high altitude (100,000 ft).
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  • Living Building Science

    The purpose of the Living Building Science team is to evaluate the impact of the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design on the non-human living and nonliving environment using sustainable scientific methods.
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  • Living Dynamical Systems

    To discover physical principles of how animals move in complex, challenging environments. Use tools from physics, neuroscience, biomechanics, and robotics to extract mechanism of how animal and engineered systems move, especially with respect to stability, agility, and robustness.
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  • Low Cost Aerial Autonomy (U.S. Only)

    To examine how small, low cost unmanned aerial vehicles can be used to deliver items, operate in constrained environments, and maximize efficiency.  To achieve this, we will develop electromechanical designs, avionics, and algorithms for small, low cost, aerial vehicles.  We will first focus on developing gliding vehicles that are catapult launched.  Once the platforms are...
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  • M.A.R.S: Martian Advanced Renewable Systems

    NASA, Georgia Tech, and GTRI are developing energy technologies to support future missions to Mars. The VIP M.A.R.S. Team will research, develop, and test renewable energy systems in collaboration with scientists and engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Moon and Mars offer difficult challenges to NASA’s ambitious plan for exploration, including acquisition of reliable and...
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  • Neuro-markers of Expertise

    "Automaticity is central to the development of expertise, and practice is the means to automaticity. The key challenge for aspiring expert performers is to avoid the arrested development associated with automaticity (and mere practice) and to acquire cognitive skills to support their continued learning and improvement”. ~ Anders Ericsson, p 694 ...
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  • Patagonia

    On January 29, 2018, the ten million acre Patagonia National Park system was born. The goal of this VIP project is to develop and execute a Strategic Sustainability Plan for this new park in collaboration with the Chilean government, US philanthropic organizations, and Yellowstone National Park. Themes include water and energy, transportation, education and communication, waste management,...
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  • Reinventing Mobility in Atlanta

    To develop the data and decision science to improve mobility and accessibility in Atlanta.
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  • Retrofuturistic Hardware: Music, Gaming and Computing

    Modern electronic devices are powerful but uninspiring; they are ubiquitous but ephemeral. We will design and fabricate devices for music production, gaming, and computing sparked by real-world designs from the past as well as fictional formulations of imagined futures. The black-and-white, utilitarian minimalism of modern laptops and cell phones that blight the aisles of Best Buy with boredom...
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  • RoboSense

    To develop robotic sensing platforms for environmental and other monitoring tasks such as oil spill surveys, environmental clean-ups, etc. To develop autonomy solutions for airborne, maritime, and other mobile sensing networks.
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  • Robotic Human Augmentation

    The EPIC (Exoskeleton and Prosthesis Intelligent Controls) Lab research areas include automation & mechatronics and bioengineering with a focus on the control of powered robotic prostheses and exoskeletons to assist human movement. We implement biological signal processing, intent recognition, and control systems based on EMG and mechanical sensors to improve human-machine capabilities....
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  • Robotic Musicianship

    Develop creative robots that can listen to, play, and improvise music.
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  • STEMcomm

    To produce novel, creative media about recent scientific discoveries and engineering innovations. These include but are not limited to: interactive museum-style exhibitions, online articles and videos, and festival exhibits. Specifically, the team will create one exhibit or demo per semester, and each team member will publish bi-weekly in the online science magazine Charged. ...
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  • Science & Eng. of Animal Conservation

    Animals are raised and rehabilitated in different conservation centers around the globe including Zoos, Aquariums, Sanctuaries, etc. There is a need for developing new techniques to aide in the conservation of these animals to prevent extinction. The goal of this VIP is to bring different disciplines to work on problems...
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  • Secure Hardware

    To design digital hardware which is highly resistant to: (i) reverse engineering and (ii) attack by malicious hardware insertions (hardware Trojans).  
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  • Smart City Infrastructure

    To develop smart city infrastructure health condition monitoring, detection, and diagnosis with the use of emerging technologies (e.g. smart phones, 2D imaging, 3D laser, LiDAR, UAV, GPS/GIS, crowdsourcing, voice recognition, etc.) with artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, pattern recognition, signal processing, multi-source/scale/frequency/resolution data fusion, and...
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  • Smart and Connected Bioelectronics

    To study soft, biocompatible materials to design low-profile, unobtrusive wearable and implantable electronics for advancing human healthcare and wellness.
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  • Smart^3 Makerspaces

    Development of an intelligent system to manage and maintain makerspaces.
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  • Special Purpose Aircraft (SPA)

    Create, fabricate, and flight test unmanned air vehicles intended for a special purpose or technology demonstration.
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  • Stadium-IoPT

    Design and deploy smartphone apps/games, websites, wireless networks, and sensor networks to gather and deliver game and venue information to football fans in the stadium on gameday.
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  • Subsurface Energy

    Energy has become one of the world's biggest engineering challenges. Current carbon-based energy supply faces conventional reserves depletion and climatic hurdles. The goal of this project is to address enhanced subsurface energy recovery and associated environmental mitigation from a geoengineering perspective. The team will study fundamental hydro-thermo-chemo-bio-mechanical properties of...
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  • Team Phoenix-Cluster Competition Team (HPC)

    The Student Cluster Competition team will focus on putting together a proposal each Spring to compete in Supercomputing’s “Student Cluster Competition”. This competition brings togethers teams from around the world to complete a series of challenges related to high-performance computing within a set time limit and power budget...
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  • TerraBots

    To develop human guided robotic technologies that enhance/facilitate the work at construction sites. The goal is to design semi-autonomous robots that construction workers could control to execute the initial construction phases of a building, such as digging (earth-forming) and foundation construction. By exploring and integrating technologies such as embedded computing for automation,...
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  • The Robot Collective

    To create a collective of autonomous robots capable of physically collaborating on tasks such as: moving objects; constructing structures; playing sports; assisting human participants. The robot collective should operate autonomously with minimal intervention for long periods and learn from their operation and interactions over time.
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  • VoterTech

    The goal of the VoterTech team is to investigate factors that affect voter turnout among college students and developing technologies to facilitate: • Voter registration • Transportation to the Polls on Election Day or for Early Voting (via ride sharing) • Early and Absentee voting • Reporting of Voting Irregularities
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