Projects

New sensors that gather data on a soldier's physiological state can help prevent heat-related injuries.

The ILLUMA-T will enable optical communications on the International Space Station.

A system enables aircraft to replace a satellite communications network.

Satellite communications technologies enable the U.S. military to maintain connectivity in the field.

We conduct research on the performance and vulnerability of GPS devices embedded in military and civilian systems.

Our researchers developed a software architecture that allows analysts to rapidly run algorithms on the volumes of sensor data collected about space objects.

Small unmanned systems are achieving new proficiencies in autonomy.

A program created by the Air Force Space Command and Lincoln Laboratory gives participants experience with advanced systems and processes for managing space operations.

Lincoln Laboratory and MIT researchers are creating a shared quantum network test bed that will be used for developing and realistic testing of applications that take advantage of quantum science's potential to enable diverse, advanced communication, sensing, and computing systems.

A ground-penetrating radar that detects objects deep underground can also help keep a self-driving automobile in its lane.