Alice Kim wins KASF Scholarship

Congratulations to Alice Kim from CAT Vehicle 2014, who received a Korean American Scholarship Foundation scholarship. Check out the KASF website for more.

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Alice Kim: Safe maneuvers for High School Experiments

If you were going to turn loose a high school student with a full-sized car that they could only control via computer, how safe would you feel? Alice Kim of Rice University tackled this problem as part of the CAT Vehicle Summer REU in 2014.

Destinee Batson: Autonomous Cars for High-School Students

How can you design experiments that High School students (with no coding experience) can do on a full-sized car? That's what Destinee Batson of Northeastern University studied in Summer 2014 for the CAT Vehicle REU at the University of Arizona.

High School Experiments with the Cognitive and Autonomous Testing Vehicle

Destinee Batson (Northeastern University)
Alice Kim (Rice University)

How could we design a system to let high-shool students safely program an autonomous car?

Driverless Car Hits the Road

On Tuesday, August 8, 2014, students from across the nation participating in a College of Engineering research program capped off the summer by taking the UA’s driverless car for a spin.

About the CAT Vehicle REU Site

This opportunity is supported by the National Science Foundation under Award IIS-1950359, managed Prof. Loukas Lazos (PI). Professors Gregory Ditzler and Jonathan Sprinkle was the prior PI of IIS-1950359. Previous sponsorship by NSF and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, was under Awards CNS-1659428, IIS-1262960, and CNS-1253334, managed by Prof Jonathan Sprinkle, Prof. Larry Head, and Prof. Tamal Bose. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. Copyright (c) 2013-2020, Arizona Board of Regents. Contact Us.

Alice Kim wins KASF Scholarship

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