We are pleased to have partnered with researchers led by Professor Santosh Devasia at the University of Washington. You can read more about their research efforts on their website.
On June 3rd, an event will be held at the University of Washington to celebrate and officially commence our partnership. More details to come.
Category: News
Crane Safety Research Center Marks One-Year Anniversary
Georgia Tech hosted a one-day symposium in April to share the center’s latest research findings and priorities. Industry speakers also presented information on crane operations and safety.
2025 Annual Meeting
Our 2025 Annual Meeting was held on April 10-11. The meeting featured a celebratory dinner on April 10 followed by lab tours, lunch, and presentations from researchers as well as industry partners and guests on April 11. The meeting agenda including a list of presentation topics and presenters is available here. Video recordings of the presentation sessions are included below.
Presentation Session 1
Presentation Session 2
AIM 2024 Poster Session Photos
Professor Singhose and Tyler Rome attended the AIM 2024 conference in Boston in July. They presented some of our recent work on studying crane accidents and developing a small-scale experimental tower crane for tip-over experiments during a poster session.
Learn more about the poster topics, Video Analysis of Crane Accidents and Development of Mechanism for Safe Tip-Over of Model Cranes.
Video Interview about the Crane Safety Research Center
Here’s a video story from a local Seattle news station about the Crane Safety Research Center. It includes interviews with the Sarah Pantip Wong Family and Professor Singhose.
Crane Safety Research Center Established at Georgia Tech
Focusing primarily on tower and boom cranes, the center aims to precisely calculate the potential falling distance of cranes during tower crane assembly, disassembly, and reconfiguration procedures.
https://www.me.gatech.edu/news/familys-gift-improve-crane-safety