Showcase [AI] explored artificial intelligence and its excitement and controversy
through panel discussions, workshops, keynote speakers, and interactive events. Michigan
Tech's inaugural Manufacturing Day brought local manufacturers and researchers together
to discuss AI, Industry 4.0, and the unique manufacturing occurring in the Keweenaw
Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula.
Presented by the College of Computing and the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems.
The ICC Achievement Awards, which were made by Epiphany Studios
A beautiful setup for the Showcase [AI] opening banquet
The Women in IT and Tech Panel
Tom Kelly's Keynote Talk about Additive Manufacturing and AI
A robot dog goes off script during the Student Poster Competition and falls over. Luckily, Elizabeth Veinott (left) says her dog does that all the time, so it is perfectly normal.
Students and faculty attend the Student Poster Competition
Randy Berry speaking during the Banquet.
Tim Havens talking about ICC activities and the ICC Achievement Awards.
Briana Bettin recieving her ICC Achievement Award.
Susanta Ghosh recieving his ICC Achievement Award.
Ashraf Saleem's Robotics and Remote Sensing Lab display.
Ali Awad standing next to the Robotics and Remote Sensing Lab research display.
The AI in Academia and Industry Panel, featuring (from left) Jon Garibaldi, Vinh Nguyen, Shane Mueller, and William Buller.
A tech-themed table decoration at the event.
Dennis Livesay talking about the College of Computing Honor Academy Awards.
Randy Berry accepting his Honor Academy Award.
Kanwal Rehki accepting his Honor Academy Award.
John Furton recieving his Honor Academy Award.
A single rainbow (which briefly became a double rainbow later on] was cast over the banquet following brief sprinkle.
The College of Computing Honor Academy Awards, given to Kanwal Rehki, John Furton, and Randy Berry.