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Morgan State University’s SMARTER Center Utilizes LiDAR Technology to Study Dangerous Intersections and Monitor Highway Road Conditions
Research supports implementing innovative, data-driven solutions to reduce crashes, improve roadway safety, and safeguard construction workers across Maryland
Baltimore Is Latest Airport to Deploy Autonomous Wheelchairs
Researchers from Morgan State University helped to develop the devices, which are controlled by a cellphone app. The pilot is designed to give passengers at Baltimore International Airport better mobility and independence.
Morgan State University Showcases Innovative Autonomous Wheelchair Technology at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
University’s Pilot Program for Mobile App-Based Adaptive Wheelchair Aims to Enhance Mobility Solutions in Public Transportation Spaces
Morgan State Showcases AI-powered Wheelchair at BWI Airport
Morgan State University is working to introduce self-driving wheelchairs in airports nationwide, showcasing the potential of artificial intelligence technology to boost accessibility.
Self-Driving Wheelchairs Could Someday Transport Passengers with Disabilities to BWI’s Gates
Researchers and students at Morgan State University have been developing the autonomous wheelchair over the past five years, an innovation they hope will soon make it easier for people with disabilities and limited mobility to navigate large, complex environments like airports and hospitals.
HBCU Week 2023: Morgan's Automated Wheelchair Technology
As part of its HBCU Week 2023 coverage of the research taking place at HBCUs, Maryland Public Television (MPT) visited the campus of Morgan State University...
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Baltimore, MD 21251
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Contact Information
Morgan State University
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Center for Built Environment and Infrastructure Studies 327
Baltimore, MD 21251
P: 443-885-3666
F: 443-885-8275