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10/23/2026

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10/21/2026

Congratulations to the EPICS in IEEE and IEEE Industry Applications Society supported student teams from Kenyatta University and Multimedia University of Kenya on being named Top 5 finalists in the Sensorpreneur Pitch Competition at IEEE SENSORS 2026 taking place from 25 to 28 October. Selected from more than 40 projects, the teams will present their innovative solutions for healthcare delivery and sustainable agriculture on a global stage in Rotterdam. Best of luck to both teams! https://epics.ieee.org/blogs/two-epics-in-ieee-teams-named-top-5-finalists-in-the-sensorpreneur-pitch-competition-at-ieee-sensors-2026/

10/16/2026

Access to hands-on robotics and AI learning can open new pathways for the next generation of engineers. Through an EPICS in IEEE and IEEE Robotics & Automation Society supported project, students from ITESO, Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, together with faculty advisors and IEEE volunteers, developed RoboMeshA, a mobile robotics platform that brings immersive STEM experiences directly into classrooms. The initiative is helping bridge resource gaps while inspiring students through real-world technology applications. Read more: https://spectrum.ieee.org/epics-in-ieee-portable-educational

10/14/2026

A huge thank you to the student teams from Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember and Telkom University Bandung for presenting their project posters at last week's IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Expo meeting. Supported by IAS and EPICS in IEEE, these initiatives highlight innovative student-led engineering addressing critical community needs.

10/07/2026

Students at BMS Institute of Technology and Management are using engineering to strengthen community resilience through SkyPulse, an IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society and EPICS in IEEE project that combines IoT sensors and satellite data to deliver real-time weather and environmental insights. Designed to support disaster preparedness, public health, and sustainability efforts, the system helps communities make informed decisions with localized data.

To learn more about AP-S and EPICS in IEEE-supported projects like this one, stop by our table at the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Interdisciplinary Applications in Montclair, New Jersey from 9-10 October! https://epics.ieee.org/blogs/epics-in-ieee-the-skys-the-limit-for-skypulse-technology/

09/30/2026

Rushali Thakkar, EPICS in IEEE committee member, will speak at IEEE YESIST12 on 3 October at 12:20 PM WIT. IEEE YESIST12 is a global platform where students and young professionals present innovative tech solutions to humanitarian and social challenges. Her talk, "Overview of EPICS in IEEE and Service Learning," will explore how engineering can create meaningful community impact.

09/18/2026

EPICS in IEEE Committee Member Kai Goodall will be at PowerAfrica 2026 presenting "Engineering for Impact: Introduction to Service Learning and EPICS in IEEE Funding Opportunities" on 23 September at 9:30 AM. He will also present his paper, "Design and Evaluation of a Sustainable Solar Energy Storage System Using Repurposed Lithium-Ion Cells," co-authored with Ben Bramwell and Aadil Eyasim, on 23 September from 14:45-15:00.

Be sure to stop by the EPICS in IEEE booth to learn more about the program and funding opportunities!

09/16/2026

📅 Interested in bringing service-learning and real-world problem-solving into your classroom?

Join us on 22 September to learn how the EPICS in IEEE & IEEE TryEngineering Service Learning Grant Program helps students apply engineering to real challenges in their schools and communities. Discover funding opportunities, application tips, and how service-learning projects can help students develop problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills 🌍

Register today: https://bit.ly/45Jvr8Y

09/03/2026

EPICS in IEEE is now accepting project proposals from 1 September through 1 October 2026. We invite professionals, faculty, and students to collaborate with their local communities to create engineering solutions that create meaningful impact. Selected projects will receive up to US$10,000, resources, and mentorship.

Learn more about the Call for Proposals here: https://epics.ieee.org/october-2026-epics-in-ieee-call-for-proposals/

08/28/2026

Supported by the IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Society (IMS) through EPICS in IEEE, a team of student innovators from the KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (KPRIET) in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India developed NeuroGlow, an interactive rehabilitation device for individuals with developmental and neurological challenges.

By combining engaging activities with AI-driven performance analytics, the system helps make therapy more accessible, measurable, and effective. Read the full story here: https://epics.ieee.org/blogs/epics-in-ieee-an-innovative-system-helps-keep-matters-close-at-hand-in-india/

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