Scientists are creating drones that fly in sync with each other

TONY LEE 

Engineers at University of Pennsylvania are developing drones called ‘SWARMS’ that can autonomously coordinate with each other using infrared cameras around the room. The team is building off this technology to create autonomous drones that uses its onboard sensors to perform labor intensive tasks, such as inspections or search and rescue.

Pennovation: How can you make Philadelphia better?

The first edition of the Franklin Social Innovation Prize is aimed to promote non-profit initiatives among Penn students and recent graduates. 

by Andrea Rodes

On May 12, the Center for High Impact Philanthropy and Penn’s School of Social Policy and Practice presented the inaugural Franklin SP2 Social Innovation Prize (opens in a new tab), an award aimed to challenge students to give innovative solutions to fix Philadelphia's social issues.

Penn’s New Innovation Hub, Pennovation Center Awarded Gold LEED Status for Environmental Design

Amanda Mott | ammott@upenn.edu | 215-898-1422

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

The University of Pennsylvania’s Pennovation Center has been awarded LEED Gold status for new construction by the U.S. Green Building Council, a coveted recognition of best-in-class building strategies for energy and environmental design. 

Philly is robotics hub of the East Coast [Opinion]

 

is the Nemirovsky Family Dean at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Science

With Philly Tech Week behind us, it is timely to consider some of the latest innovations in technology that are happening here in Philadelphia. We are already known for technology innovation. The Huffington Post ranks us among the top five in tech cities, and the Progressive Policy Institute puts us in the top 10 "Emerging Start-Up Hubs" in the United States.