Fueling engineering, science, innovation, and entrepreneurship on the African continent, utilizing robotics. Afrobotics seeks to use robotics as a mechanism to imbue the next generation of Africans; with a cadre of scientists, engineers, innovators and entrepreneurs who are not only knowledgeable and skilled but critical thinkers and problem solvers. A cadre that is hands-on, technically creative and determined to apply their abilities to problems relevant to Africa. Afrobotics will help stimulate the ne.

Reviews were written by Carnegie Mellon University researchers, not by the intended users of the technologies. Braille learning station helps students learn and enhance braille reading and writing skills. In Technologies for visually impaired. On July 23, 2011 by techbridgeworld. The Speech Assisted Learning System.

Wednesday, September 13, 2006.

My name is Erik Pintar and this is my website. On the top are some of my projects. On the bottom is information about me. Click around and explore! I am passionate about frontend web development and educational technology. I get excited about new technologies that have the potential to revolutionize education as we know it. Right now, I study Human and Computer Interaction and Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon. This project was created with Connor Brem and Leon Zhang. I got to work o.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009. I also hated the work itself. Maybe it was pent-up frustration from working in C, which is not even close to my favorite language.

Documenting the work of ICT4D interns from Carnegie Mellon University while they tackle a project in Ghana. There have been so many quality posts. From our iSTEP alum Bea, who is now an advisor on TBW, to a guest post from Maame, there are many words that help explain the end of our experience. 1 Corinne, Software Developer.

We have also been busy finalizing the iSTEP 2009 Report. Furthermore, for most of the interns, this was their first experience conducting field research, Field research, in my opini.