From 1962 to 1964, SRI led the development of a real-time communications system for the Scandinavian Airline System (SAS) to process passenger reservations and check-in. The project resulted in new hardware and software that IBM took to other airlines and to banks, department stores, and other industries.
IEEE’s Hard Tech Venture Summit convened innovators at SRI to refine strategies and build new networks.
Drawing on SRI’s unique innovation ecosystem, the startup Medical Devices Corner is seeking to improve cancer surgery by advancing MRI-safe teleoperation.
The Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims and SRI Education’s Susan Patrick discuss how AI can strengthen human agency.