With funding from DARPA, researchers are building an AI technology designed to work alongside humans to promote more prosocial online behavior
Computer vision
Pedestrian Detection from Moving Unmanned Ground Vehicles
SRI’s vision-based systems enable safe operations of moving unmanned ground vehicles around stationary and moving people in urban/cluttered environments. Under the Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal project, SRI has developed a real-time, fused-sensor system that significantly improves stationary and dynamic object detection, pedestrian classification, and tracking capabilities from a moving unmanned ground vehicle (UGV). The system […]
Vision and Language Navigation
SASRA: Semantically-aware Spatio-temporal Reasoning Agent for Vision-and-Language Navigation in Continuous Environments SRI International has developed a new learning-based approach to enable the mobile robot to resemble human capabilities in semantic understanding. The robot can employ semantic scene structures to reason about the world and pay particular attention to relevant semantic landmarks to develop navigation strategies. […]
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
75 Years of Innovation: Computer vision
Blurring the lines between humans and computers.
Seeing the things that matter most
Using machine learning to enable computer image sensors to sense, learn and adapt to capture actionable information.
BASF selects SRI International to help refine and improve computer vision applications
BASF, the world’s largest chemical producer, identified Computer Vision as a critical technology for addressing a significant number of its global and societal challenges.
Featured innovator: Rakesh “Teddy” Kumar
This scientific trailblazer is on a quest to shape the digital age at SRI.
75 Years of Innovation: GPS-denied navigation
Several developments in robotic and vehicle navigation in GPS-denied scenarios