New Technology Predicts Critical Blood Flow Issues
BGU has helped develop VitalMiner, which can predict cardiovascular failures before they appear.Robots as Tools and Partners in Rehab
In order for robots to be effective in rehab, patients must see them as trustworthy and predictable.Artificial Intelligence as a Team Player
Prof. Gal says AI can help students focus by giving teachers cues for when a student is disengaged.Robot, You Can Drive My Car
BGU’s autonomous robotic “chauffeur” fits in a brief case and can be installed in five minutes in any car.NYC Honors GalaPro With American Disabilities Award
GalaPro, founded with the help of BGU Prof. Elena Litsyn, transcribes performances for the hearing impaired.How BGU Is Creating Robotic Life in the Desert
BGU's ABC Robotics Initiative pushes the boundaries of the field, making BGU Israel's leader in robotics.Staying Viable in Today’s Digital Age
BGU professor says technology itself is not disruptive; it has to do with the way people use it.Robots Are Racing Through Our Blood to Cure Disease
Dr. David Zarrouk's "gut bot" is an ingestible robot that will look for ulcers, polyps and tumors from inside.Agribots Are Pushing Farming Into the Future
BGU is utilizing robotics, AI, machine learning, and other technologies to combat farming challenges.back to previous page