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  • AI in LIfe Science 2018 - Dina Katabi

    December 4, 2018Conference Video Duration: 37:3

    AI for Passive In-Home Patient Monitoring: From Wearables to Invisibles

    This talk introduces Emerald, a novel MIT technology for in-home non-intrusive patient monitoring. The Emerald device is a WiFi-like box that runs customized machine learning algorithms to learn digital biomarkers from the wireless signals in the patient's home. It can remotely monitor the patient’s gait speed, falls, respiratory signal, heart rate, and sleep quality and stages. The sensing is completely passive – i.e., the patient can go about her normal life without having to wear any sensors on her body, write a diary, or actively measure herself. This talk will discuss the technology and the results from pilot studies in various therapeutic areas.

    2018 MIT AI in Life Sciences and Healthcare Conference
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    November 4, 2021

    Decarbonizing Our Toughest Sectors - Profitability

  • October 17, 2024 ILP Faculty Feature

    A Systems Thinking View into Generative AI

  • 2025 MIT Chile Symposium

    July 8 - 10, 2025 Conference
    Antofagasta (April 2) and Santiago (April 4)

    Join us in Antofagasta or Santiago and discover the impact of societal trends on mining operations. Explore essential advancements such as artificial intelligence optimization, decarbonization, electromobility, remote processing, robotics, and automation. Delve into the implications of these technologies for mining operations and explore how technological advances can be applied to the industry, mitigating economic and environmental risks.

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    Eric L
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    Vice President for Open Learning (Interim) and Chancellor for Academic Advancement
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    Office of the Chancellor

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    (617) 253-5415
    egrimson@mit.edu

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    Tau Zaman
    Assistant phone number
    (617) 253-1900
    tauzaman@mit.edu
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    Allan Martin
    Davies

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    MIT Professional Education

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    (617) 395-6688
    mamd@mit.edu
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    David Austin Professor in Marketing, Emeritus
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    glurban@mit.edu

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    nkh@mit.edu
  • Leo Anthony Celi - 2018 ICT Conference

    April 12, 2018Conference Video Duration: 25:56

    The Challenge of Medical Artificial Intelligence

    Medicine presents a particular problem for creating artificial intelligence (AI), because the issues and tasks involved are surprisingly subjective. Valid and useful AI requires not only reliable, unbiased, and extensive data, but also objective definitions and intentions. Assistance is most needed in day-to-day complex decision-making that requires data synthesis and integration, tasks we now approach with clinical intuition. This process is generally accepted as representing the ‘art’ of medicine despite being riddled with cognitive biases and often based on large information gaps. Resolving the subjectivity of medicine with the objectivity required for digitization—and the secondary creation of AI—first involves resolution of a number of questions: What do we want to do? What do we need to do? What can we do?

    2018 MIT Information and Communication Technologies Conference
  • 2025 MIT Paris Symposium Fireside Chat: Pioneering Construction Innovation with Omniverse

    October 16, 2025Conference Video Duration: 11:9

    Vincent Maret

    Innovation and Transformation Director, Bouygues Group

    Jérôme Loywick

    R&D Innovation Project Manager, Bouygues Construction

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    Institute Archivist and Program Head, Digital Archives
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