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SRI researchers are working to build the knowledge management technology of the future
Funded by a $10.8 million Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract, the initiative aims to transform how organizations store and manage data.
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SRI’s Center for Vision Technologies is working to make social media more civil
With funding from DARPA, researchers are building an AI technology designed to work alongside humans to promote more prosocial online behavior
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SRI’s FHE accelerator design strengthens security of outsourced data processing
Closing the gap between privacy and computation time
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Modeling ionospheric scintillation to improve future satellite communication
How SRI is helping to understand the Earth’s upper atmosphere
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Menopause goes high tech: Understanding your menopause journey by leveraging AI and wearable sensing technology
SRI spinout Lisa Health tackles the menopause gap with AI, digital therapeutics and a new app
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Expand the skilled technical workforce: One answer to the U.S. labor shortage
As tech transforms the nature of work, expanding the STW is critical to building competitive, inclusive economies
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ENVision: Lifting the veil of the night using lightweight night vision glasses
DARPA and SRI seek to create night vision glasses that see clearly even in the darkest of situations
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Featured innovator: Satabdi Basu
An education in AI intersects with computational thinking
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Understanding the entire quantum computing landscape
A new QED-C® study explores the diverse range of potential applications and early standardization efforts within the industry.
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A machine for thinking: How Douglas Engelbart predicted the future of computing
How “the mother of all demos” transformed software forever
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Using AI to evolve the green status dot
With remote work and skyrocketing usage of digital workplace tools, status has become more critical than ever
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Featured innovator: Ken Wingerden
Bringing IT under an agile umbrella
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Scrutinizing a new sleep technology frontier
SRI’s Human Sleep Lab puts consumer wearables to the test
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SRI spin-out Confidencial delivers innovations in data privacy
A new approach to making privacy protections granular in existing business applications
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Featured innovator: Yi Yao
Dr. Yao loves to explore new frontiers, and SRI loves to innovate, allowing her to explore and advance AI-enabled tech
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The impact of an ally
SRI’s Ty Scott discusses Allyship for personal and professional success
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How the COVID-19 pandemic and machine learning delivered insights into adolescent mental health
An ABCD Study® paper delivers insights into the pandemic’s impact on adolescents
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Health, wellbeing and community innovations for a better planet
Spotlighting impactful studies and solutions from SRI International this World Health Day
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SRI International’s innovation for times of uncertainty and global change
Embracing new opportunities for Japan.
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From photo to building: a collaboration in generative model architectural design
SRI collaborates on a new design toolkit called AiCorb®
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The new CHERI-enabled Morello boards — entirely new hardware making it harder for bad actors to access our data
How SRI is helping transform cybersecurity
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Featured innovator: Namwoong Paik
Inspiring world-changing solutions with creativity and a passion for discovery.
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Accuknox — Dramatically enhancing cloud-based cybersecurity for large enterprises and open-source applications
SRI spin-out, Accuknox, uses high-performance runtime zero trust container to protect applications, networks and data.
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Featured innovator: Indira Jayaweera
A senior program manager whose curiosity captures carbon.
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SRI research points to a tripling of depression risk in emerging adults during the pandemic
Study shows young women are particularly impacted
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2021 — A year in review
Throughout 2021, SRI has continued to focus on its core mission of making the world safer, healthier and more productive.
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QED-C takes vital steps to create the full quantum computing stack from hardware to applications
Coordinating interoperability across the sets of quantum compiler toolchains
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75 Years of Innovation: Computer vision
Blurring the lines between humans and computers.
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Facilitating aging in place through the practical use of advanced technology
Researchers at SRI International created the Studio on Aging to develop technologies that help caregivers anticipate adverse health conditions for seniors in order to reduce preventable hospitalizations or transitions to nursing homes.
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75 Years of Innovation: Bioscience
A technological quest to make the world healthier
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The future of digital assistants is queer
SRI spin-out Kasisto is featured in their piece from Wired on the importance of gender non-conformity in bots.
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75 Years of Innovation: Robotics
Bringing machines to life for a robot-enhanced future.
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75 Years of Innovation: Communication, connectivity and digital assistants
Establishing clearer connections between humans and digital technology
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75 Years of Innovation: Space, energy and sustainability
Developing technology for a cleaner, greener tomorrow.
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Can digital technology help 1.9 billion women feel better?
SRI and Lisa Health are on a mission to improve menopause management and promote healthy aging
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Experience distant interiors with REscan
SRI spinout, REscan, changes the face of commercial real estate
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Predictive maintenance for Industrial Internet of Things
SRI’s Deep Adaptive Semantic Logic (DASL) performs predictive maintenance to keep IIoT systems online As WIFI network coverage expands exponentially, the number of internet-enabled devices is exploding. Examples include so-called “smart” TVs, refrigerators, ovens, security cameras, doorbells, baby monitors, toothbrushes, smoke detectors, tennis rackets, etc. — there’s an internet-connected version of pretty much any device you […]
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75 Years of Innovation: Twin Research Registry
The Twin Research Registry is a community registry of identical and fraternal twins to help in research into diseases, traits and behaviors
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Featured innovator: Rakesh “Teddy” Kumar
This scientific trailblazer is on a quest to shape the digital age at SRI.
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75 Years of Innovation: FlexTrain multi-mission instrumentation system for training
FlexTrain is a GPS-based instrumentation system used to track vehicles, units, and individual participants during training exercises or testing events
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Turning an aging Japan into a smarter Japan
Creative innovations based on the latest advanced tech could contribute valuable solutions to a wide range of associated challenges
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75 Years of Innovation: augmented reality binoculars
The first mobile, precision, non-jitter, augmented reality binoculars
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Cryogenic advances a must for quantum technology applications
Identifying the four priorities for cryogenic technologies that will expedite the transformation of QIST from a research-focused realm to commercial deployment
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75 Years of Innovation: GPS-denied navigation
Several developments in robotic and vehicle navigation in GPS-denied scenarios
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A new research center aims to address inequities in online learning in college
U.S. Department of Education funds partnership of researchers and broad-access colleges
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Featured innovator: Claire Christensen
An educational media expert, Christensen specializes in early childhood media across a range of subjects including STEM, literacy and social-emotional learning
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75 Years of Innovation: Air pollution/Ozone depletion
Tests and processes that develop our understanding of the impact of pollution on the planet and how to deal with it
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75 Years of Innovation: SRI SuperFlex Suit (DARPA Warrior Web Program)
A lightweight, unobtrusive exosuit that melds clothing with smart robotics
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Seeing in the dark: How SRI developed a robotic navigation system that works without GPS
Many autonomous robots — whether cleaning the kitchen floor or exploring the surface of Mars — use a combination of sensors…
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75 Years of Innovation: TerraSight® Software
A high quality, real-time video system for advanced situational understanding
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Research infrastructure for 21st century STEM education
Do we need to think differently about what comprises infrastructure?
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PBS KIDS’ Molly of Denali teaches children to use informational text
Molly of Denali is a popular new PBS KIDS series focused on informational text
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75 Years of Innovation: Open Agent Architecture software (OAA®)
The creation of a computing framework to accommodate the use of distributed agents for faster, more autonomous software packages