Rutgers students take an insider tour of SRI’s Princeton campus
Undergraduate researchers got hands-on demos of healthcare task guidance and night-vision imaging tech.
Students from Rutgers–New Brunswick’s CSI SURF program toured SRI’s Princeton labs, meeting with principal investigators behind research developed in partnership with academic institutions — including Mayo Clinic, University of Florida, Stanford, USC, and University College London — and government agencies.
- Multi-Tags: AI-guided medical procedure task guidance that uses vision sensors to support clinicians in real time, funded by Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H).
- DomiNite: next-generation night-vision camera roughly half the size of a thumb.
(Pictured left: Rutgers students in
front of SRI‘s Princeton building.)
Lab demonstrations highlighted:
One of the highlights of the visit was a live demo of SRI’s intelligent task guidance system (Multi-Tags), developed under the Platform Accelerating Rural Access to Distributed and Integrated Medical Care (PARADIGM) program. The system helps upskill healthcare providers by guiding them through a variety of clinical procedures to scale access to high-quality medical care in rural and underserved communities.
“This allowed students to connect what they’re learning with real-world research that is being funded today,” said Jason Tyan, program director at SRI’s Center for Vision Technologies.
DomiNite provides exceptional image quality from sunlight to starlight. Its Quad Pixel design delivers both high-definition crisp resolution and extreme low-light sensitivity for the most demanding night vision applications – and won’t be damaged or degraded when exposed to bright light.