SRI is developing a hybrid AI to improve human performance by combining two AI methods to continuously learn and adapt to rapidly evolving novel situations.
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New welding helmet from SRI delivers crisp high definition, 3D, real-time views
SRI has licensed the technology to Kawada Technologies Inc. to commercialize the helmet around the world.
Karan Sikka is helping create tools to improve media discourse
Sikka brings expertise in deep learning and multi-model learning to improve how social media operates, including how we use and communicate on it.
SayNav: Grounding Large Language Models for Dynamic Planning to Navigation in New Environments
SayNav is a novel planning framework, that leverages human knowledge from Large Language Models (LLMs) to dynamically generate step-by-step instructions for autonomous agents to complicated navigation tasks in unknown large-scale environments.
SRI’s classroom collaboration NSF Project on Understanding STEM Collaboration
The Automated Collaboration Assessment Using Behavioral Analytics project will measure and support collaboration as students engage in STEM learning activities.
SRI is making it easier to store and share 3D imaging data
Researchers are combining detailed aerial maps with 3D data to advance sensing and imaging technologies—leading to better compression and data preservation.
A new augmented reality system delivers a smoother, more immersive experience
By combining ground and aerial views with computer-generated elements, users on the ground view a more accurate augmented reality experience.
Supun Samarasekera: Improving how we interact with the world around us
In his over 25-year career at SRI, Samarasekera has created innovative vision technology that helps us see, learn, and train in augmented reality.
Does artificial intelligence really understand us?
In developing a new metric, known as Conceptual Consistency, SRI researchers measure how much AI truly knows.