Press
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SRI software emulates the human brain to empower AI at the edge
The emerging field of edge computing could rein in AI’s energy splurge. The SRI NeuroEdge framework aims to further increase edge computing’s efficiency and responsiveness.
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Robot teams that talk to humans
SRI scientists created a new AI-based approach to robotics that enables mobile robots to effectively communicate with each other — and with their human operators.
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Avsr AI: Teaching robots autonomy and dexterity
An SRI spinout is leveraging SRI technology to increase the dexterity and flexibility of our future robotic collaborators.
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Joe Sawa: Scaling breakthrough hydrogen separation to decarbonize industry
As the CEO of Membravo and former SRI entrepreneur-in-residence, Joe Sawa is harnessing a novel SRI-invented polymer membrane to feed the world’s need for pure hydrogen.
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SRI’s PARC Forum is now a podcast
Episodes featuring guests such as Julie Packard, Eric Schmidt, and Astro Teller can now be streamed on podcasting apps.
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With DomiNite®, extreme low-light imaging goes digital
A new camera from SRI is poised to disrupt the decades-long dominance of analog low-light imaging.
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New research shows kids learn STEM skills from PBS KIDS
SRI research demonstrates that screen-based educational content can measurably improve how young children understand the world around them.
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A new security threat to AI models
SRI research demonstrates how bad actors might encode undetectable malware inside complex deep neural networks.
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In search of fair play: Designing pay parity for Head Start teachers
SRI researchers are informing how Head Start programs set standards to improve pay for teachers.
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Julie Bert: A window of opportunity
Julie Bert’s lab transformed innovative window insulation material into CO2-absorbent sponges.
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New data on the growing quantum industry
According to a recent report from the SRI-managed Quantum Economic Development Consortium, the quantum industry continues to grow, with 2024 quantum computing and sensing revenue approaching $1.5B.
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Meet the hyperspectral imager designed for hard work
With its low cost, compact size, and simplicity, a new hyperspectral imager from SRI improves situational awareness in adverse conditions.