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2016
First autonomous motorcycle-riding humanoid robot
2008
Identification of rare neurons may help treat sleep disorders and understand memory.
2007
Apple acquired our spin-off and the iPhone got Siri.
2005
Our AMISR ushered in relocatable radar to read atmospheric events, rain, sleet or tsunami.
2003
“Hey, Siri. Did you really start as cogintive decision making software?”
2002
The first national evaluation of public charter schools
Robots coordinate, communicate and create milestones at the same time.
2001
First observation provides new insight into Earth’s closest neighbor.
2000
Artificial Muscle made easy work of heavy lifting.
1999
FDA approves treatment for cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
1998
Patented process decomposes hazardous wastes to undetectable amounts.
1996
Speech recognition technology translates to multiple successful spin-offs.
1995
Less invasive surgery. Steadier hands. More happy patients.
1994
VPNs let people connect to work from home. Sorry it’s been so successful.
Those in-game ads on TV that made you wonder, “How’d they do that?” We did that.
We help develop and standardize HDTV technology–and win an Emmy for our contributions.
1985
Pioneering study improves U.S. education for students with disabilities
1984
The first commercially available all-solid-state broadcast camera delivers clearer, sharper images than ever before.
1982
SRI methods help develop EPA testing still used today.
1981
Algorithm becomes widely referenced paradigm for computer vision.
Image processing system makes it possible to manipulate 3D object models overlaid on imagery.
1976-1977
Today’s internet was born in a 1970’s van.
1973
Develop a redundant flight control system that Langley would approve. We made that fly.
1972
The world’s first blue light-emitting diode (LED) lays the foundations for Blu-Ray.
1970s
Access to all your money, in all its iterations, in one place.
The first instrumented training system takes flight.
One of the first computer-based expert systems aids geologists in mineral exploration.
SRI develops prototype for world’s first digital fax machine.
We applied hard methods to software development.
1970
From a simple network information hub to the first ever “dot com.”
1969
We helped invent ARPANET. You may know it as The Internet.
1968
Your Mouse. Our “X-Y Position Indicator for a Display System.” Thankfully Mouse won out.
1966
SRI scientists made vast improvements to the acoustically coupled modem, which had been invented elsewhere in the early 1960s.
Our robot was so self-aware we almost didn’t tell him his name was Shakey.
1965
Vital technology still found in most of the world’s electronic circuitry
Follow what people are looking at to see solutions clearer.
1964
How they know your online you is really you.
1963
Optical recording paves the way for first video disk recording/playback system.
1962
From 1962 to 1964, SRI led development of a real-time communications system for the Scandinavian Airline System (SAS) to process passenger reservations and check-in.
1960
World’s first space-based meteorology satellite
Drug originally intended to fight cancer discovered effective against herpes simplex and varicella zoster viruses.
Virtually indestructible computer circuitry
A better way to look at eye surgery.
1956
Innovative rods help protect aircraft from potentially dangerous levels of static electricity.
1955
As early as 1955, we saw a viable energy source. And a few dozen patents.
How Mickey Mouse found the location for his first house.
Easier money counting led to easier money making.
1953
RCA Laboratories (now part of SRI) brings television to full-color life.
1947
Healthier air for L.A. and the world
1940
Revolutionary microscope improved magnification by 10,000 times.
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