Computer vision
CVT does both early-stage research and developmental work to build prototype solutions that impact government and commercial markets, including defense, healthcare, automotive and more. Numerous companies have been spun-off from CVT technology successes.
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Supun Samarasekera: The future of video analytics and AI for mixed reality applications
Supun Samarasekera, senior technical director for the Center for Vision Technologies, discusses the changing landscape of AI and video analytics for mixed reality applications.
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SRI research aims to make generative AI more trustworthy
Researchers have developed a new framework that reduces generative AI hallucinations by up to 32%.
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Decades of cutting-edge research that matters
Supun Samarasekera has helped bring real-world mixed reality applications to our customers for almost 30 years.
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SRI to develop high throughput reconfigurable radio frequency processors
Radio processors will be needed in communication environments where static solutions often fail.
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SRI squeezes computer processors between pixels of an image sensor
The microscale computers will speed the processing of volumes of image data generated by autonomous vehicles, robots, and other devices that “see.”
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SRI researchers seek to help AI chatbots deliver more reliable responses
Drawing inspiration from human learning, researchers are guiding chatbots to go beyond mere memorization of statistical patterns to understanding of context.
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SRI’s AircraftVerse database could unlock more creative drone designs
The dataset of 28,000 unmanned aerial vehicle designs could help researchers use AI to generate new, functional drone designs tailored to specific tasks.
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SRI is giving geo-spatial analysts a 3D “street view” of unfamiliar terrain
The PRINCE software will be able to create photorealistic 3D renderings from satellite and aerial photos, with a limited number of ground-level images.
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New welding helmet from SRI delivers crisp high definition, 3D, real-time views
SRI has licensed the technology to Kawada Technologies Inc. to commercialize the helmet around the world.
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Karan Sikka: Creating tools to help improve media discourse
Sikka brings expertise in deep learning and multi-model learning to improve how social media operates, including how we use and communicate on it.
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SayNav: Grounding Large Language Models to Navigation in New Environments
SayNav is a novel planning framework, that leverages human knowledge from Large Language Models (LLMs) to dynamically generate step-by-step instructions for autonomous agents to complicated navigation tasks in unknown large-scale environments. It also enables efficient generalization of learning to navigate from simulation to real novel environments.
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SRI’s classroom collaboration NSF Project on Understanding STEM Collaboration
The Automated Collaboration Assessment Using Behavioral Analytics project will measure and support collaboration as students engage in STEM learning activities.