The impact of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems is real and tangible. Across all industries, businesses are designing and developing intelligent and autonomous systems to help create innovative products and to increase operational efficiency. Nevertheless, there still remain many questions along our collective journey of exploration, for instance: Will our new understanding of natural intelligence change the paradigm of future AI? What are the promises and perils of autonomous systems and how should we prepare ourselves to address them? What are some of the emerging technologies that may help create better AI and Autonomous Systems? What are the areas of research and development that we haven’t yet paid enough attention to?
This webinar will present the latest research from MIT’s leading researchers and shed lights on these critical questions in this exciting and fast-moving space.
The digital future is here, and the threat of disruption looms large. In a rapidly expanding digital marketplace, legacy companies without a clear digital transformation strategy risk being left behind. The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the transition to a digital future. To succeed, companies must embark on the difficult path of digital transformation…and that doesn’t mean creating another app. But what does digital transformation mean for your company and your business? How can we stay on the top of these rapid changes? What challenges have many high-profile companies faced? How can you prepare to succeed in a changing digital climate?
Join the MIT Industrial Liaison Program for this webinar series to discuss the successes - and failures - of digital transformation, from taking the right approach to squeezing the most value out of your data, to embracing and maintaining the transformation.
New technologies and fresh approaches are being applied to various challenges in Agtech. In this webinar, we will see two novel research directions focused at the front end of the precision agriculture sector: that is, on the health and quality of the plants and crops themselves. First is a unique approach to creating drought resistant seeds; the second is a new way to leverage Raman spectroscopy, in the field, to monitor plant nutrition.
The 2021 MIT Paris Symposium is jointly hosted by the MIT Industrial Liaison Program and Groupe Bouygues, bringing together MIT academics, industry leaders, and startups to explore the impact of technology and non-linear changes on organizations, urban environments and innovation ecosystems.
When the future is uncertain, how can organizations feel confident in adapting to the changes to come? How can your organization expect and plan for the unexpected? Disruptive innovation is always possible across industry and consumer life, but with resilience through design, both through physically adaptive structures and flexible business frameworks, you can indeed be broadly prepared for change. From the invention of new technologies to the application of old ones in the physical world, the systems of today are responsive to the needs of our evolving environments.