AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWearable Tech: Researchers from Virginia Commonwealth University and Florida International University used cold-sprayed graphene to make a flexible sensor that detected a wrist pulse. The test involved one person, so the device is still an early-stage prototype. Public Safety: Florida Polytechnic University unveiled a flying electric vehicle for campus police, a first for a U.S. police agency; it still needs FAA approval. Florida Research: USF researchers developed an AI-powered mosquito trap aimed at speeding disease detection, while Palm Beach State College launched the first segment of a statewide quantum-safe network. Lab Investment: Florida State University’s MagLab received $18 million to develop an advanced nuclear magnetic resonance facility. Tech Policy: Florida’s attorney general proposed the Safe Screens Act, which would impose new limits on social media and AI chatbots used by teens.
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