Two areas of automated mobility are raising ethical questions that require our careful attention. First, today's vehicles are increasingly equipped with advanced driver assist systems (ADAS), such as lane keeping […]
This event has passed. Thanks to advances in technology and medical research, micro-scale mobile robots now have the ability for 3D motion through the human body. Join us on October […]
This event has passed. Uncertain systems that evolve over time (called stochastic dynamical systems) are all around us. From a patient fighting cancer to the combined sewer system in the […]
This event has passed. Join us on Wednesday, November 30 for a special edition of Disruptors & Dilemmas, featuring alumni from U of T Engineering, Arts & Science, the Rotman School, Law and the […]
This event has passed. There is a significant global push towards recycling waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) to enable the circular economy. Conventional recycling processes rely on pyrometallurgy or […]
This event has passed. Imagine walking onto a construction site to find robotics carrying out repetitive and laborious tasks while workers focused on supervising robotic systems and troubleshooting uncertainties, expending […]
This event has passed. As a practical field, engineering has often preferred a utilitarian approach to ethics. However, in a world of automation and artificial intelligence, such an approach may […]
This event has passed. Despite ongoing advances in the healthcare industry, disparities in health outcomes continue to pose increasingly complex moral and ethical dilemmas.How can we leverage our knowledge of […]
During March Break, alumni families and friends are invited to join U of T Engineering and OISE for a ground-breaking theatrical adaptation of Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield's bestselling children's book, The […]
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