It started with a T-shirt launcher. Now, inventions coming out of the College of Engineering and Computer Science are making the game day atmosphere uniquely UCF.

It's a bit bare-bones for now, but it could evolve into something big.

The WalCalToDo uses a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (or newer) and a spare monitor as a wall-mounted calendar and to-do display. Syncs ...

Research will develop AI-powered tools to examine cascading wildfire impacts, including flash floods, debris flows and ...

Pocket—which launched in the US last Friday, August 21, after Meta acquired the staff behind the now-defunct vibe-coding app Gizmo in March—is a mobile app that lets users create fully functional ...

Long before he launched his own mobile game, UIC alum Justin Taylor was building worlds. While working as a consultant for a tech company, Taylor created a gaming studio from which he built a world ...

Custom hardware maker Tru Narla is transforming a hobby invented by cyberpunks cosplaying dystopia into an artistic vision ...

A Game Boy cartridge used to feel small in your palm, a flat plastic rectangle dwarfed by the console it slotted into. The FPGB Mini flips that relationship entirely. This new handheld measures barely ...

Each year, the USC Institute for Creative Technologies at USC Viterbi and USC Stevens hosts a summer program where visiting ...

Dr. Brian Canada, the department head for USCB’s Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, recently released Bugs ‘N Boo Hags—a mobile arcade-style video game that blends regional folklore with ...

Before Sandra Hüller nabbed an Oscar nomination, she starred in this fantastic science-fiction movie with Dan Stevens that you can stream on Netflix.

University at Buffalo will lead a $2 million NSF project using AI, infrastructure modeling and social science to help WUI communities prepare for cascading wildfire hazards.