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This year is the 50th anniversary of the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico. A variety of special events and activities are planned in honor of the world’s largest radio telescope!
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This composite image of the world, called “Black Marble,” was taken with the Day-Night-Band of NASA’s Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS). The sensor in the instrument was designed and developed by SRI International, using the latest extended dynamic range charge-coupled device (CCD) technology that can capture the finest details even in low-light.
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SRI’s Douglas Engelbart rehearses for the “Mother of All Demos”, given on Dec. 9, 1968 at the Fall Joint Computing Conference in San Francisco. Engelbart and his team created many of the concepts and tools that set the global computer revolution in motion.
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Taping a CNET story about SRI’s bRIGHT technology — project to improve collective ability to solve urgent, critical problems.
More: SRI.com/bRIGHT
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This week, SRI celebrates its 66th anniversary! We were founded on Nov. 6, 1946 as a nonprofit research institute. We continue to follow our founding mission: discovery and application of science and technology for knowledge, commerce, prosperity, and peace.
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AUSA 2012 pre-show prep: SRI’s DL Micro digital data link and video processor on a tricopter.
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Snapshot from demo of SRI’s bRIGHT system, a leap forward in human-machine interaction and collaboration. bRIGHT can detect touch, proximity, gaze, and recognize users. It can provide a user experience based on reactions and interaction. SRI.com/bright
(Source: sri.com)
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Bike rack or artwork? (Taken with Instagram)
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#Carbon Capture solutions from @SRI_Intl to be presented @ BIT’s International Symposium of Clean Coal Technology in Taiyuan, China.
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SRI’s high-resolution Day-Night Band imager flying on the NASA Suomi/NPP satellite, captures view of Hurricane Isaac at night as it approaches the Gulf of Mexico.
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