14K views · 482 reactions | A tour of campus can go by in a blur  | Georgia Tech | Facebook

15K views · 516 reactions | Using pieces from Mars Rover prototypes he had built, Georgia Tech engineering student Mirza Samnani built medical assistance robots that were deployed in hospitals to deliver food and medicine to Covid-19 patients. Mirza didn't stop there. He asked doctors how else he could help during the pandemic and ended up building a CPR machine that saved a patient's life. -- https://c.gatech.edu/3wPiKH8 | Georgia Tech | Facebook

Georgia Tech is now home to one of the most environmentally advanced buildings in the world. The Kendeda Building generates more power than it uses. The 900 solar panels atop the structure also collect rainwater that is treated and used through the building. We saved wood from fallen trees on campus, a 100-year-old church, and even Tech Tower to make tables, benches, and staircases throughout the building. The Kendeda Building will be home to classrooms and labs available for all majors at Georg