When disasters strike, the infrastructure we take for granted disappears. Cell towers go dark. The electricity grid goes down, creating life-threatening risks for survivors and blind spots for first responders. That’s where IEEE MOVE can help. Volunteers from this global disaster ...
The next Call for Service Learning Proposals has a deadline of 1 October. EPICS in IEEE is seeking proposals for service learning projects focused on community-driven accessibility solutions. These projects should bring together students, faculty, and IEEE professionals with community ...
Watch the YouTube video featuring the Robotic Glove for Fine Motor Rehab student project from Peru from the Access and Abilities Competition. This project was made possible with support from the IEEE Foundation Jon C. Taenzer Memorial Fund. Taenzer was ...
Thanks to our long-standing partnership with the IEEE Life Members, the EPICS in IEEE program approved an impressive 39 projects in 2023, impacting students around the world. All the initiatives support EPICS in IEEE’s four foundational pillars (Access & Abilities, ...
EPICS in IEEE is looking for project proposal reviewers to help evaluate service learning proposals that enable students to solve local community challenges through technology. Reviewers will attend an initial 1-hour training session, review 3-5 proposals, and submit an evaluation ...
Selected from more than 50 proposals, these projects will involve student teams from around the world and are expected to help make the world more accessible for all. EPICS in IEEE is proud to announce 23 new service learning projects ...
The IEEE Humanitarian Activities Committee has been elevated to the IEEE Humanitarian Technology Board (HTB), effective 1 January. The IEEE Board of Directors approved the change in November. The new board will oversee all humanitarian activities across IEEE’s groups, regions, ...
