News and stories
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Podcast: Marketing educational innovations for maximum reach
SRI’s Adrienne Woods and marketing expert Julie Kelleher offer a roadmap for scaling education products and programs.
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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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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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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.
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PARC Forum: Eric Schmidt on the future of AI
Eric Schmidt joined SRI’s David Parekh for a wide-ranging conversation about the implications of artificial intelligence for human society.
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A tech wish list for 2050
At a PARC Forum event hosted by SRI, attendees predicted how bold innovations might transform our lives.
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SRI spins out Membravo
The SRI-funded startup will scale up a novel SRI-invented polymer membrane to feed the world’s need for hydrogen.