Project Term: Winter 2018
Random Transport is a company that transports RVs with service throughout the Northern United States, Ontario, and Western Canada. Our students were able to develop some solutions to improve the flow of their daily operations.
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Elsanussi Mneina, one of our Research Assistants, is presently investigating the possibilities of interpreting electroencephalographic (EEG) data. Read More →
Research student, Jonee Ryan Ty, has been working with our ACE Department Chair, Haider Al-Saidi, on a Facial Recognition Project. Read More →
The Wheelchair Training System project was presented and an opportunity to create a training program for patients to learn how to use a wheelchair. Read More →
Project Term: Winter 2018
A collaborative project between the 3D Computer Graphics program and the ACE Project Space, this project saw an intersection of creative and technical students collaborating on creating a full-featured virtual reality experience.
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Project Term: Winter 2018
Go-Oil Canada is a local, Winnipeg, start-up, providing oil changes, battery replacements, and vehicle servicing. Owner, John Sparrow, is no stranger to the ACE Project Space as this project is a second iteration through ACE Project Space.
Project Term: Winter 2018
Due North Systems are James Warren and Jared Kozak, both Business Information Technology graduates of Red River College. As their first project through the ACE Project Space, they enlisted the help of our students to build out a platform to connect and deliver educational technologies. Read More →
Our research assistant, Matthias Yoo, has recently been exploring Natural Language Processing as a project that would interface with a Smart Desk concept we are working on. Read More →
Imagine a desk that creates experiences for you, one that can help your productivity, one you can interact with. Read More →
Originally published, February 5, 2018, in RRC’s College and Public Relations email newsletter. Read More →
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