Tec engineers partnered with Siemens and Universal Robots to create the first functional SRCI demo in the Americas, enabling multi-brand robot control through a single industrial interface and positioning Mexico as an emerging tech hub.

From Feb–Jun 2025, Industrial and Mechatronics students at Tec Laguna collaborated with 14 industry partners (including John Deere, KONE, ABControl) on Industry 4.0, digital twins, automation, and operations projects. Partners validated results and requested full implementation access.

Tec Toluca Mechatronics students partnered with CESVI México to design a microcontroller-based system using chest and neck accelerometers to analyze crash impact data and estimate injury levels based on the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS).

Nearly 400 biomedical engineering and medical students in Mexico City will train using an AI-powered ultrasound system through a new collaboration with Siemens Healthineers, gaining real-world exposure to cutting-edge medical technology.

Computer Technologies Engineering students in Cuernavaca created a mobile app to automate IT support at Hospital del Niño Morelense, improving ticket tracking, inventory management, and staff performance analysis in just 10 weeks.

Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, it’s time to reflect and redesign the rules of the game so that real opportunities exist.

Carolina Rodríguez Garza is the first female director of the Engineering Physics degree at the Monterrey campus of Tecnológico de Monterrey and a science communicator on social media.

Food expert Cristina Chuck explains that fermented dairy products provide multiple health benefits to those who consume them.

The associate dean for Faculty Development at the School of Engineering and Sciences at Tec has researched the active properties of Mexican foods like black beans and nopal, as well as their benefits against chronic diseases such as cancer.