— In the month of February, Team Cosmoshox has been working on implementing their designs in Unreal Engine, focusing on the HUD and LMCC. The team faced challenges with the late arrival of the TSS Plugin from NASA, causing delays in high-fidelity testing. Despite these challenges, the team has made valuable progress with the help from faculty advisors and NASA mentors. They are excited to reach new heights in the "crunch time" of their NASA S.U.I.T.S project.
— Having successfully advanced to phase two of the challenge, CosmoShox is turning their vision into reality, with collaborative Sprints and skill-building workshops. Learn more about this exciting project and meet the team in this article.
— Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas proved to be an exhilarating experience for the Masters of Innovation Design (MID) students from Wichita State University, offering a firsthand look at cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions that are shaping the future. CES 2024 served as a platform not only to witness new trends in tech but also to network and expand the reach of the MID program.
— Design is our everyday superhero, quietly working behind the scenes. Since I was a child, I've always been fascinated by the design of our universe. My passion for design led me to become a mechanical engineer and, later, a Design Engineer for Robotics.
— In this blog post, we're turning the spotlight on the incredible individuals who make up our Masters of Innovation Design (MID) Cohort. Get ready to meet the future innovators, creators, and problem solvers as we dive into their backgrounds, aspirations, and the exciting journey they're embarking on in the world of innovation and design. These brilliant minds are redefining what's possible – don't miss the chance to get to know them!
— Discover the highlights of the collaborative workshop that brought together seventeen departments from Wichita State University to design the culture of the Shocker Success Center. Through empathy maps, scenario maps, and ideation exercises, participants gained valuable insights and generated innovative ideas to shape the future of the shared building. Find out how the workshop fostered unity, cross-departmental relationships, and a sense of shared responsibility, leaving participants feeling energized for the upcoming move in summer 2024.
— Undergraduate Honors student, Denae Sawyer has taken three courses outside of her typical course load. See how she compared Innovation Design courses to others she has taken while at Wichita State University.
— Radeef Karim, a freshman in the Aerospace Engineering program, joined the NASA SUITS team during his first semester of college. Learn more about his thoughts on this experience as an international student.
