Since November 2020, ENDEAVRide, has been actively serving people in need. This program has received the Smart 50 Award, the Kellogg Award, and… Read more ENDEAVRide has been recoganized worldwide
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A proud partner to support local healthcare initiatives
Pastor Patricia Warden, leader of Nolanville First United Meth and Nolanville Faith (team of community churches and volunteers; https://lnkd.in/gtFQpREB), is such an inspiration. Her team… Read more A proud partner to support local healthcare initiatives
ENDEAVRide is helping hundreds of Nolanville citizens to get COVID-19 Vaccination
A small community like Nolanville stepped up and said they want to get vaccinated in their city. ENDEAVRide is grateful… Read more ENDEAVRide is helping hundreds of Nolanville citizens to get COVID-19 Vaccination
Our growing ENDEAVRX Program – 33 Students enrolled
Our growing ENDEAVRX Program – 33 Students enrolled Texas A&M students from 12 different disciplines (civil/electrical/mechanical engineering, computer science, landscape… Read more Our growing ENDEAVRX Program – 33 Students enrolled
Call for Submissions: The Merlin Prize!
The Merlin Mobility Foundation is calling for submissions to the Merlin Prize. It is a global crowd-sourced design challenge focused… Read more Call for Submissions: The Merlin Prize!
ENDEAVRX program successfully trained 104 Texas A&M students in the Spring of 2020
Why Is ENDEAVR a Revolutionary Model for Higher Education? https://youtu.be/cH8I0KE95tE. In the Spring of 2020, we successfully trained 104 Texas… Read more ENDEAVRX program successfully trained 104 Texas A&M students in the Spring of 2020
ENDEAVR teams with the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Nolanville First United Methodist Church, among other stakeholders, to tackle the mobility challenges faced by disabled veterans, senior citizens, and those carless populations in Nolanville, Texas.
ENDEAVR students and industry partners brought cutting-edge technologies (e.g. autonomous vehicles, robotics, artificial intelligence) to Nolanville, TX. Students were gathered real-world input from leaders and residents, on their smart-city projects
Momentum is growing! 111 students from computer science, civil / environment / electrical / mechanical engineering, urban planning, landscape architecture, and visualization have formed 10 interdisciplinary teams committed to building smart cities
