MoQuality, an ATDC signature company that is working to make mobile app testing easier, so developers can focus on building better experiences for their users.

The inaugural Collegiate Cup, allowed college students across the state, to use their creativity and innovation to solve real solutions to everyday business problems.

Automation and data collection through artificial intelligence, is why Known Quantity Sensors is on the radar for buildings and organizations looking to make energy use, development planning, and now security better.

“What technology will be the big breakthrough in 2019?” From blockchain to data management and security, to self-driving cars; we all are excited for what the new year will bring.

Thad Starner is a founder and director of the Contextual Computing Group at Georgia Tech's College of Computing, where he is a full professor. He sat down with us in the Tech Square Research Building to discuss teaching at Georgia Tech, wearable computing's past and future, and how to make dogs talk.

Show&Tell: It’s one part science fair and one part home computer home brew club. For this iteration, we explored the emerging technologies of connected cities and artificial intelligence. Companies and researchers showed off their experiments which ranged from crazy prototypes to fully deployed systems.

While this may be the end of camp, the connections campers made with each other and other members of the Tech Square ATL Community will last for years to come.  Because this is s’more than the end of camp, it’s the opportunity for campers to continue to grow and develop using the skills they learned at Tech Square Summer Camp.

Tech Square Summer Camp continues with it's first Mentor Session, followed by an outdoor adventure hike to Arabia Mountain.

The first-ever Day One Challenge featured a state-wide innovation challenge for 12 teams across Georgia.

Artificial intelligence is unavoidable these days. Yet few truly understand artificial intelligence. In fact, many people think it’s a threat to our way of life.

Celebrating the amazing talent and companies from the area, the first Tech Square Innovation Week took place May 7-11 and was amazing!

Rhea Chatterjee founded Bits of Good to connect Georgia Tech computer science students with local nonprofits to leverage their skills for the greater good.

In this episode of "What's Up," Indra and Wesley dive into cybersecurity and discuss what it truly means to be secure in a digital world. 

"Some people came in only being able to move a finger, and they left being able to button their shirt."

Oculogx founder Charu Thomas thinks that mixed/augmented reality is quickly going to become as ubiquitous as smartphones.