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Peter G. Neumann: CRA Distinguished Service Award (2013)
The CRA Board of Directors has selected Peter G. Neumann, Principal Scientist at SRI International, for the Computing Research Association's 2013 Distinguished Service Award. Neumann was selected i... -
Cafe Sci Silicon Valley: Understanding Alzheimer's (Part 1 of 4)
On March 12, 2013 at Cafe Sci, SRI International's Joseph Rogers, Ph.D. Dr. Rogers provided basic facts about Alzheimer's disease, many of which are often misunderstood even by the most experienced... -
CNET News - A computer that knows what you're thinking
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by CNET
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http://cnet.co/TMlLAH
Imagine a computer that can tell your next move. That's exactly what
scientists at SRI Labs have developed in Menlo Park, Calif. CNET's
Sumi Das visits the lab to give you a p... -
by CNET
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History Quiz @ The Tech 4
Although it debuted in 1968, it wasn't until the release of the Apple Macintosh 16 years later, did it's use become widespread. In 2008 Logitech made it's billionth one. What is it?
Robotics @ SRI
SRI is delivering the promise of state-of-the-art robotics to government and commercial markets. Our robotics teams invent, apply, and commercialize components, software, and systems that are spearheading the robot revolution. Examples of our innovations include:
Electroadhesive surface-climbing robots
Telerobotic robotic surgical systems
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
Autonomous ground vehicles
Unmanned robotics for the military
Inspection robots for pipelines and port security
Self-organizing, networked robots
Biomimetics and artificial muscle technology
Navigation and mapping software for robotics
SRI researchers have a long, rich tradition of pushing the boundaries of robotics. Our heritage includes the foundational intellectual property (IP) used in Shakey the Robot, Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci surgical system, and the enabling patents for electroactive polymer artificial muscle. Our pioneering developments in robotics have evolved into a solid, comprehensive program that spans multiple disciplines and features expertise in artificial intelligence, algorithm development, sensors research, and product development.
Learn more at http://www.sri.com/research-development/robotics.
Electroadhesive surface-climbing robots
Telerobotic robotic surgical systems
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
Autonomous ground vehicles
Unmanned robotics for the military
Inspection robots for pipelines and port security
Self-organizing, networked robots
Biomimetics and artificial muscle technology
Navigation and mapping software for robotics
SRI researchers have a long, rich tradition of pushing the boundaries of robotics. Our heritage includes the foundational intellectual property (IP) used in Shakey the Robot, Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci surgical system, and the enabling patents for electroactive polymer artificial muscle. Our pioneering developments in robotics have evolved into a solid, comprehensive program that spans multiple disciplines and features expertise in artificial intelligence, algorithm development, sensors research, and product development.
Learn more at http://www.sri.com/research-development/robotics.
Douglas Engelbart's 'Mother of All Demos'
Watch Douglas Engelbart and his SRI team give the first public demonstration of the computer mouse and other fundamentals of personal computing on December 9, 1968.
SRI International Documentary
Learn about SRI's history and some of our world-changing innovations in the areas of health, national security, engineering, computing, energy and environment, and economic development.
NTER Launch Event - June 21, 2012, Washington, D.C.
The National Training and Education Resource (NTER) is a web-based online learning platform for virtual job training, workforce development, and certification. NTER was envisioned by the Department of Energy and developed by SRI. On June 21, 2012, NTER was publicly demonstrated in Washington, D.C.
NTER's interactive 3D and gaming simulations enrich educational content. Its flexible architecture and open-source software enables organizations to easily create, share, and reuse learning materials. NTER's workforce training capabilities have been recognized by government agencies and businesses.
NTER's interactive 3D and gaming simulations enrich educational content. Its flexible architecture and open-source software enables organizations to easily create, share, and reuse learning materials. NTER's workforce training capabilities have been recognized by government agencies and businesses.
40th Anniversary Event: Engelbart's 1968 Demo
Video from December 9, 2008 commemorating the 40th anniversary of SRI's "Mother of All Demos" led by Douglas Engelbart.
Café Scientifique Silicon Valley @ SRI
Includes event videos from Café Scientifique Silicon Valley @ SRI International. Events are free and open to the public. Learn more at www.cafescisv.org.