75 years of innovation

The creation of a computing framework to accommodate the use of distributed agents for faster, more autonomous software packages

Development of a faster, less power-hungry version of a metal oxide semiconductor

One of the only new fixed-ratio rotary transmissions since the Harmonic Drive debuted in the 1960’s

First commercial electrostatic discharge rod to protect airplane wings from radio interference and static electricity

The delivery of a rich and resourceful education program for low-income and disadvantaged children

Commercialization of acoustic modems to allow mass adoption

The ability to verify handwritten signatures in real-time

A system to provide automated handling of personal checking accounts

The second NTSC standard, chosen in 1953, was still used until 2000. This standard was chosen for its compatibility with existing black and white sets

A plastic that overtook Kevlar in the 1980s as the world’s strongest polymer

How SRI opened the world’s eyes to the power of eye-tracking