Advanced Technology and Systems Division
SRI’s Advanced Technology & Systems division is known for work in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. We’re at the leading edge of human-machine interaction, sensing, and other applied technologies that are turning data into usable knowledge.
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Transforming matter: Researchers create perfect crystals from amorphous blobs
SRI aims to create a new electronic device class made of two or more semiconductors.
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Timothy Rogne receives SRI’s 2024 Fellows Award for his contributions in electro-optic and infrared sensing
The prestigious SRI Fellows Award celebrates individual innovators who are shaping our future.
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Michelle Kyin: “At SRI, I feel like I can keep learning and growing as an engineer.”
A mechanical engineer and university recruiting coordinator says she values the opportunity to help other young professionals build their careers.
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Wafer-thin optical arrays could revolutionize satellite-to-satellite communication
SRI’s light emitter arrays aim to democratize optical communication among “constellations” of small satellites.
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Renée Desporte: Helping advance the field of energetics
The work aims to reduce the time it takes to distribute information, enabling faster decision-making and response times.
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Jonathan Felbinger: Helping prepare the world for a quantum future
Quantum could transform how we communicate, compute, and develop in innumerable fields.
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SRI’s imagers are headed to Jupiter on a mission that will help determine if Europa could support life
SRI has a long history of working on space-related projects, starting in the 1960s.
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SRI Recognizes Women’s Contributions: Celebrating Women’s History Month
We foster environments where women can innovate, lead, and contribute.
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SRI’s “the Dish” and its long history
The famous radio antenna has a rich legacy of communicating with spacecraft above Earth and around other planets, as well as listening to distant stars and Cold War-era atmospheric nuclear blasts.
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SRI’s XRGo robotic platform could keep pharmaceutical cleanrooms sterile
The intuitive telemanipulation software gives operators fine control over a robotic arm, allowing remote fixes without disrupting environments.
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SRI is developing breakthrough quantum technologies for ultrasensitive sensing
Navigation, medical imaging, and other areas could benefit from powerful new sensors that are based on detecting changes induced upon individual atoms.
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SRI publishes first-of-its-kind roadmap to help bring quantum from lab to fab
The roadmap identifies barriers on the path to full-scale manufacturing of quantum systems for computing, sensing, and networking.