Frontiers in Technology
Technology Office
Promoting Innovative R&D for Today and the Future
Investments cultivated and managed by the Technology Office support the development of new Mission Critical Technology for national security. Impactful projects in Emerging Technology, many of which take a decade or more to come to fruition, push the very frontiers of technology development. We also focus on fostering Innovation and Collaboration, both of which are essential to sustaining long-term technical excellence and relevance. The Artificial Intelligence Group, under the direction of the Technology Office, was recently established to advance R&D in AI being conducted across all Laboratory areas to expand capabilities to meet a broad spectrum of needs.
Technology Office Investment Focus
The Technology Office enables the development of technologies that address long-term challenges and emerging issues within Lincoln Laboratory’s core mission areas. To maintain an awareness of evolving national security problems and applicable technologies, the office interacts regularly with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering and other government agencies.
Technology Office News
Featured Projects
autonomous systems
Collaborative-UAS for Hostile Attribution, Surveillance, Emplacement, and Reconnaissance
We are building a toolbox of autonomous functions for unmanned aerial systems to improve UAS missions and alleviate burden on human operators in the field.
undersea technology
Autonomous High-Resolution Ocean Floor Mapping
The Laboratory is working to develop a novel seabed-mapping capability that can achieve high-resolution imaging and a fast coverage rate.
artificial intelligence
AI Systems Engineering and Reliability Technologies
We are developing scalable tools and techniques to accelerate the design and evaluation of reliable, mission-ready artificial intelligence systems.
artificial intelligence
Exploiting Risk-taking in Group Operations
Teams of autonomous systems learn collaboration strategies by hypothesizing how the team would perform if one system followed alternative trajectories or was eliminated from the team.
Laboratory Stories
The most interesting aspect of my work is approaching solutions to problems in a novel way.
Theodoros Tsiligkaridis
Senior Research Scientist
Technology Office
Artificial Intelligence Technology
Advancing our Research
Publications
Development of a field artifical intelligence tool: Confidence in the prediction of shock, transfusion, and definitive surgical therapy in patients with truncal gunshot wounds
Jun 1
J. Trauma Acute Care Surg., Vol. 90, No. 6, 1 June 2021.
Multilayer microhydraulic actuators with speed and force configurations
Mar 11
Microsyst. Nanoeng., Vol. 7, Art. No. 22, 2021.
Multimodal representation learning via maximization of local mutual information [e-print]
Mar 7
Intl. Conf. on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention, MICCAI, 27 September-1 October 2021.