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Project Overview ‹ I gave an AI a body – MIT Media Lab

Project Overview ‹ I gave an AI a body – MIT Media Lab

Managing a Lab – MIT Media Lab

Managing a Lab – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ City Science – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ City Science – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Media Lab Research Theme: Cultivating Creativity – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Media Lab Research Theme: Cultivating Creativity – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Media Lab Research Theme: Future Worlds – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Media Lab Research Theme: Future Worlds – MIT Media Lab

Teaching at the Media Lab – MIT Media Lab

Teaching at the Media Lab – MIT Media Lab

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Group Overview ‹ Media Lab Research Theme: Life with AI – MIT Media Lab

Making ideas into reality at MIT's "Future Factory"

For 40 years, the MIT Media Lab has been a dynamic interdisciplinary creative sandbox, firmly grounded in academic excellence, where innovation thrives through the collaboration of dozens of research groups, initiatives, programs, and centers on hundreds of transformative projects. As we celebrate our 40th anniversary year, we're looking ahead to decades more of imagining, designing, and inventing a future in which everyone has the opportunity to thrive. https://www.media.mit.edu/about/overview/

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Since 1985, the MIT Media Lab has provided a home for interdisciplinary research, transformative technologies, and innovative approaches to solving some of humanity’s greatest challenges. As we celebrate our 40th anniversary year, we’re looking ahead to decades more of imagining, designing, and inventing a future in which everyone has the opportunity to thrive. | MIT Media Lab

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Watch: Professor Joseph Jacobson, who leads the Molecular Machines research group at the Media Lab, talks about the development of electronic ink—a line of research that led to a successful spinoff company, E Ink, and the creation of a wide range of cost-effective, low-power displays, from cell phones and e-books to subway displays and price labels. Learn more about Professor Jacobson's work: https://www.media.mit.edu/groups/molecular-machines/overview/ | MIT Media Lab

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Led by Professor Paul Liang, the Multisensory Intelligence group at the MIT Media Lab studies the foundations of multisensory artificial intelligence to create human-AI symbiosis across scales and sensory mediums. The group’s members draw upon their multidisciplinary backgrounds to integrate the theory and practice of AI into many aspects of the human experience. Additionally, the group carefully considers the responsible deployment of AI technologies, including quantifying and mitigating real-w

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Led by Professor Behnaz Farahi, the Critical Matter group at the MIT Media Lab envisions a future for design that goes beyond the mere application of technology. Instead, it seeks to use technology in more critical and transformative ways—sparking the imagination, provoking conversation, enhancing perception, augmenting social interaction, and empowering voices that have not been heard. Find out more: https://www.media.mit.edu/groups/critical-matter/overview/ | MIT Media Lab

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Project Overview ‹ Cluster: Smart Materials – MIT Media Lab

MIT Media Lab knits an expressive wearable MIDI keyboard

MIT researchers from the Signal Kinetics group at the Media Lab and the Energy-Efficient Circuits and Systems Group present µmedIC, a new technology for wireless and batteryless fully-integrated micro-implants. These micro-implants are intelligent and can reprogram themselves inside the body, and open up new capabilities in drug delivery, long-term monitoring, and early disease detection. µmedIC powers up by harvesting energy from wireless signals and communicates at net-zero power. It could be

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Project Overview ‹ Computational Food – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Tangible Media – MIT Media Lab

Project Overview ‹ Organs without Bodies. Generating physical objects with AI – MIT Media Lab

The World at MIT: Highlights | MIT Media Lab

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Project Overview ‹ The Anemoia Device – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Camera Culture – MIT Media Lab

Group Overview ‹ Signal Kinetics – MIT Media Lab

Project Overview ‹ Multimodal AI for Education: Expanding Learning Beyond Text – MIT Media Lab

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