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Sheridan is a place to spark, develop and apply creative research, innovation and entrepreneurship that matters and provides high-impact within our communities.

The Sheridan Research Office is here to support our industry and community partners through their research process. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

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Acrebot founder George Balyasin and CAMDT research technologist Ramzy Ganady

Research & Scholarship

Sheridan’s CAMDT teams with startup to develop revolutionary robotic harvester

Aug 17, 2022

Together with external partner Acrebot, Sheridan's CAMDT helped design, prototype and test an end of arm tooling system for a robotic arm capable of harvesting tomatoes, bell peppers, and cucumbers.
An open lap top, a desk top computer, a smartphone and an ipad show screens featuring different charts.

Research & Scholarship

Finding a cyber security solution for the manufacturing industry

May 31, 2022

Professor Nicholas Johnston knew that he had the perfect opportunity to apply his passion and research expertise in cyber security when presented with a project tackling security gaps in a manufacturing industry partner’s web application software.

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Research & Scholarship

Redefining health care delivery with the Clinic of the Future

May 3, 2022

As a leader in health innovation applied research, Sheridan continues to find unique solutions to pressing health care challenges with industry and community partners.

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Research & Scholarship

$2M grant supports collaborative research on virtual humans

Apr 5, 2022

Sheridan and its partners have been awarded a highly-competitive $2 million grant to support the creation of a universally accessible, open-source solution for the animation of virtual humans. Virtual humans are becoming more prevalent for training, simulation and health care, presenting a need for applied research and development to provide innovative solutions to the challenges of procedural generation.

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