simple idea to harness pocket size computing power spring from a project here at the state technical university. as you drive around with your smartphone a sensor with called an accelerometer takes readings noted by british and caused by bumps or potholes their application puts that information into a file on to their server where it's integrated with a map based on g.p.s. readings all this at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods of the right number of ways to monitor roads such as photo monitoring and place and monitoring which is special mobile laboratories that can cost up to one million dollars or. one of those other certainly. laboratory operated by the russian company. it drives around gathering useful data about the roads themselves as well as just about any other object in sight using digital cameras on the top of the vehicle that records information about the surface below the collected data are available for an operator. fitted with a g.p.s. module and. system which allows all the info to be synchronized. and produced by the company which means it could be fitted to be attach

passed as before fifty eight which would bar undocumented immigrants in the state from attending any university college or technical school currently undocumented immigrants are barred from attending the top five universities in the state have to pay out of state tuition fees to attend the others but if this bill passes through the state's legislative body then where will the students go well there is one option it's called freedom university it's located in athens georgia and according to the mission statement on the web site freedom university is a volunteer driven organization that provides rigorous college level instruction to all academically qualified students were guard less of their immigration status so let's find out more about it joining me is bethany morton assistant professor at the university of georgia and a professor at freedom university and to stop a magical and i'm talking to youth in georgia and a freedom university student i want to thank you both so much for joining us tonight and i guess so i want to start with you and i just want to get your opinion on what you think is happening within the

goals in the region, and so as leaders of the state, could you encourage universities to try to do research related to industry clusters. could you have technical assistance go toward local companies? and that wouldn't cost anything in terms of increasing a state budget, it would just be an allocation adjustment. if universities in your state were interested in trying to do more of that kind of thing, maybe they would get a little bit more of a budget directed toward them. clearly metrics are pretty important here on how would you measure that, it could be patents received, licensing income. there would have to be quite a lot of discussion around what would make that fair, or what would even make this a possibility. it's something i hear talked about as an idea for innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystems. finally, talking to the policies, i have three real simple things to think about. one, a one-stop shop to register a new business. lots of entrepreneurs, they're not policy wonks, you talk to these people, they do not like paperwork, they don't like getting troubled with how to register, how long it takes, where to go, who to talk to, it's

in the state of georgia are being denied an education after the state senate passed a law banning the universities colleges and technical schools will speak with a professor and student of universities that are fighting back.