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Photo of the student team's Spring drone.

Laboratory staff support Harvey Mudd College students in national security project

April 18, 2023
Viet Tran

Intern Spotlight: Viet Tran gains hands-on engineering experience by helping robots work together

September 27, 2022
A person with a protective gown and gloves holds a large wafer of integrated circuits. the wafer is vividly multicolored.
Awards

MIT Lincoln Laboratory wins nine R&D 100 Awards

November 2, 2021
in this computer-generated image, a UAV flies over a forest and road in pursuit of a vehicle.

Virtual environments provide a way to develop autonomous UAV technology

September 20, 2019
A plane is propelled via ionic wind. Batteries in the fuselage (tan compartment on front) supply voltage to electrodes (blue/white horizontal lines), generating a wind of ions that propels the plane forward. Photo: Christine Y. He
In the Media

MIT engineers fly first-ever plane with no moving parts

November 21, 2018
MIT News
Portrait photo of Estefania Bohorquez
Awards

"Future leaders" in aerospace complete summer research

August 16, 2018
The results of the solar eclipse infrared observations are compiled into time-lapsed clips. This clip shows the mid-wave infrared (3–5 µm) imagery.

Lincoln Laboratory staff captured first-of-their-kind infrared images of solar eclipse

February 5, 2018
Flying unmanned aerial vehicle.

Ground-based system helps UAVs avoid collisions

January 10, 2018
The race course for the Obstacles Trial. The three obstacles (from left) were a pillar, a hoop, and a gate. The flags indicate the required path that the drone must fly through while the black squares are Augmented Reality Codes for drones to detect.
In the Media

Guest View: Dartmouth teen James Lu engineers a rewarding summer at MIT

August 16, 2017
South Coast Today
The small Perdix unmanned aerial vehicle, shown here, is rugged, allowing service members to toss it out the back of an aircraft and know it will work. Strategic Capabilities Office photo.
In the Media

Perdix Program Could Be DoD's Pathfinder to Progressive Projects

June 23, 2017
Air Force Magazine
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