UWindsor Engineering

An impressive research milestone by two first-year UWindsor Engineering students.

Saxon and Sneha helped developed custom AI models to help identify diabetic retinopathy - a leading cause of vision loss - and shared their research at the 37th IEEE International Conference on Microelectronics, an opportunity usually reserved for senior undergraduate and graduate researchers.

A great example of what's possible when students are supported to explore meaningful, real-world research from the start.

AI research at UWindsor shows promise for earlier detection of eye disease First-year engineering students Saxon Vandenwollenberg (seated) and Sneha Chitte (standing) helped to develop custom artificial intelligence models to help detect diabetic retinopathy and presented their findings at the 37th IEEE International Conference on Microelectronics. (MIKE WILKINS/ Universit...

Capstone Design Demo Day showcased the innovation, collaboration, and technical expertise of graduating engineering students at the University of Windsor.

From developing rocket motors and designing small-scale steam engines, to building a self-playing piano and generating a dual-frequency wireless powered pacemaker, these final year projects tackled real-world challenges with creativity and impact. 💡 ⚙️

Thank you to ABC Technologies, Valiant TMS, TRQSS, Inc., and Vista Solutions Inc. for their generous endowments, and to ENWIN Utilities for supporting student success and recognizing outstanding achievements.