Projects

Artificial Intelligence Center

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Automated User-Centered Reasoning and Acquisition System (AURA)

SRI is developing a "Digital Aristotle" — a computerized system that uses artificial intelligence to answer novel questions and solve advanced problems in a broad range of scientific disciplines.
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Autonomous Robotic Manipulation- Hand (ARM-H)

SRI and partners are developing highly dexterous low-cost robotic hands for military applications and other real-world uses.
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BioCyc Database Collection

A comprehensive website for sharing fundamental information about biochemical pathways and genomes with researchers around the world.
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Bootstrapped Learning

SRI and partners developed human-instructable computing technology to let users change software in ways that traditionally require skilled programmers.
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DoVETAIL: Domain Vocabulary Extraction and Transduction + Auto-Induction of Layout

SRI and partners are developing new tools to extract better meaning and actionable analysis from data sources.
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EcoCyc: Encyclopedia of E. coli Genes and Metabolism

EcoCyc is SRI's bioinformatics database that describes the genome and the biochemical machinery of Escherichia coli.
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FAUST: Flexible Acquisition and Understanding System for Text

SRI is developing an automated reading system that makes the information in textbooks accessible to a range of formal reasoning systems.
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Meme Epidemiology

SRI is applying artificial intelligence principles to predict the emergence and spread of memes—ideas that spread from individual to individual, shaping social institutions and inspiring cultural movements.
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Probative Rapid Interactive Modeling Environment

SRI is developing a decision support tool to help analysts forecast and understand the plausible effects of actions taken within complex socio-cultural environments.
Quadri: Intelligent Question Answering in the HIV Domain

SRI, Stanford University, and PARC co-developed an intelligent system for answering English questions about HIV treatment.
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Visual Intelligence Grounded in Learning (VIGIL)

SRI’s visual intelligence system could enable a new era in unmanned robotic surveillance.