Research Horizons [Volume 17, Number 2, Winter 2000]

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2000-02-15Author
Sanders, Jane M.
Goettling, Gary
Robinson, Rick
Becker, T. J.
Hainsworth, Amanda
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Sensing the Subleties of Everyday Life -
Aware Home with human-like perception could improve the quality of life for many, especially senior adults. Contravening Contraception -
New book recalls government ban on contraceptives and tracks the industry's development. Involving the Pilot in Air Traffic Control -
How much information is enough to give pilots more involvement in air traffic management? Connecting the Dots -
GTRI helps create new networking standard for defense simulations. Designing with Humans in Mind -
Internet-based design tools will aid traffic management center planners in minimizing potential for operator error. Would You Like to Be My Neighbor? -
State-of-the-art research "neighborhood" complexes will promote collaboration and foster economic development. Better than Human Flight Control Systems -
Re-engineered neural networks are dramatically changing control of aircraft. Pulp Non-Fiction -
New papermaking technology truly means less is more. Pandamonium -
Tech partners with Zoo Atlanta to help preserve pandas. Faculty Profile: Amy Bruckman -
Educational software developer believes in learning it by doing it.