Robotics, sensors & devices
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Robots in the cleanroom
A global health leader is exploring how SRI’s robotic telemanipulation technology can enhance pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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SRI’s XRGo robotic platform could keep pharmaceutical cleanrooms sterile
The intuitive telemanipulation software gives operators fine control over a robotic arm, allowing remote fixes without disrupting environments.
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SRI showcases its high dexterous robot grasper and hand
The Belt Augmented Compliant Hand, BACH, can pick up objects of various sizes and shapes and move them in different axes without lifting its fingers.
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An SRI technology helps people with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and spinal muscular atrophy maintain the use of their arms
The Duchenne UK charity will utilize SRI’s twisted string actuator technology in their wearable SMART suit.
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Fulfilling the need for speed
Can state of the art AI technology and a team of world-class Silicon Valley engineers beat one of the best motorcycle racers in the world?
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The man, the myth, the legend: Meet Shakey the robot, the world’s first AI-based robot
How a giant box on wheels sparked the robotic revolution.
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From the home front to the battlefield, providing access to lifesaving care
Developing robotic surgery technology that delivers emergency medical care, anywhere on the globe.
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SRI creates sophisticated, low-cost, fault tolerant, phased array radars providing unprecedented Geospace monitoring
A cost-effective, scalable, and modular alternative to both traditional dish and, ultra-expensive, array-radar systems.
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Wearable robotics for human augmentation
Leveraging flexible components and under-actuated architecture to enhance performance and mitigate injury risks from dynamic activities
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Cooperative space robotics for future space missions
Enabling governments and commercial space operators to perform space-based device maintenance, safely and remotely.
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75 Years of Innovation: Robotics
Bringing machines to life for a robot-enhanced future.
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Telemanipulation in sterile environments for pharmaceutical manufacturing
Pharmaceutical manufacturing environments are highly complex with increasing requirements to minimizing human interaction