2263 search results found

  • 2021-Digital-Oliver-deWeck

    October 14, 2021Conference Video Duration: 46:4
    Olivier de Weck
    Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems
    Editor-in-Chief of the journal Systems Engineering
    Executive Director, MIT Production in the Innovation Economy (PIE) Study
    Co-Director, Center for Complex Engineering Systems at KACST and MIT
    Secretary and Treasurer, Council of Engineering Systems Universities (CESUN)
  • March 1, 2023

    Social Networks and Digital Experimentation

    Principal Investigator Dean Eckles

  • October 10, 2004

    Information Embedding and Digital Watermarking

  • 05.21.24-Leading-Edge-Webinar-Digital-Health-and-Wellness-Dynocardia-Inc

    May 21, 2024Conference Video Duration: 6:28
    Leading Edge Webinar: Digital Health and Wellness

  • 2.15.24-Tech-Strategy-Management-deWeck

    February 15, 2024Conference Video Duration: 44:19
    Technology Road Mapping and Development: A Quantitative Approach to the Management of Technology
  • June 13, 2022

    The Questions Leaders Should Ask in the New Era of Digital Transformation

  • 11.3.20-Digital-Integration-Panel-Discussion-W.Chu-P.Weckesser-K.Ruberg-J.Peng-A.Pentland-J.Williams-A.Sanchez

    November 3, 2020Conference Video Duration: 63:22
    Wilson Chu
    Chairman, Defond Group
    Peter Weckesser
    Chief Digital Officer, Schneider Electric
    Kalev Ruberg
    VP Future & Chief Innovation Officer, Teck Resources Limited
    John Peng
    EVP & Chief Digital Officer, iSoftStone
    Alex Pentland
    Toshiba Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, MIT Media Lab
    John Williams
    Professor of Information Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems
    Abel Sanchez
    Director, Geospatial Data Center (GDC)
  • February 1, 2022

    Digital Humanities Lab (DH Lab)

    Principal Investigator Evan Ziporyn

  • 11.19.20 Customer Experience Digital startups

    November 19, 2020Conference Video Duration: 71:27

    Customer Analytics

    Endor: Predictive analytics on customer data without data scientists
    FindOurView: Customer insights with language understanding
    Paradigm Sift: Applying cultural context to understand customers at scale
    Cerebri.ai: AI-based next actions to drive customer engagement
    Assetario:  Personalizes the in-app purchase to drive user happiness and revenue

    Customer Engagement & Technology

    GoWith: Enhancing the airport passengers' experience every step of the way.
    Voomer: AI to empower people for video communication
    ServiceMob: Making customer service access simple with AI
    Posh: Conversational AI for customer service & helpdesk
    Silverthread: Improving software health and economics at scale

  • Edward Damiano - 2016-Digital-Health_Conf-videos

    September 14, 2016Conference Video Duration: 37:33

    The Long and Winding Road to the Bionic Pancreas

    For a little over a dozen years, our group has been developing, integrating, and testing various bihormonal (insulin and glucagon) bionic pancreas technologies for autonomous regulation of glycemia in people with type 1 diabetes (T1D). The technology has evolved over the years from a crude and clumsy system of interconnected pumps and sensors cobbled together around a laptop computer, to a system that runs on an iPhone, which wireless communicates with two infusion pumps and a sensor, and, finally, to its ultimate embodiment as a dual-chamber infusion pump, a sensor, and mathematical algorithms all housed within a single compact integrated device, which we call the iLet (in homage to the pancreatic islets of Langerhans which contain the alpha and beta cells that secrete glucagon and insulin).

    The laptop version of our bionic pancreas was tested first in a diabetic swine model of T1D at Boston University (BU) between 2005 and 2009 and then in inpatient clinical trials with our collaborators at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) between 2008 and 2012 in adults and adolescents with T1D. Between 2013 and 2016 we conducted outpatient clinical trials of the iPhone version of our bionic pancreas together with our clinical collaborators at MGH, Stanford, the University of North Carolina, and the University of Massachusetts. Results of these studies will be presented along with our plans for the final pivotal trials of the iLet and the pathway ahead for regulatory approval.

    2016 MIT Digital Health Conference