Seven people from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee were among the 88 winners in the first round of the Foxconn “Smart Cities-Smart Futures” competition, which attracted 325 entries from higher education institutions across Wisconsin.
Kyle Talbott, UWM associate professor of architecture, was named a winner in the the education category.
The competition encourages students and faculty in all areas of interest, from liberal arts to math and engineering, to develop innovative ideas that work towards connected communities.
More information about the competition is available at UWM Report.
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