Our Current Research Focuses on Three Areas
Ocean IoT
Including batteryless subsea IoT, underwater-to-air communications, and localization/robotic navigation, our technologies enable new applications in climate and ecological monitoring, aquaculture, energy, and robotic navigation.
Wireless Health
Including wireless micro-implants and wireless/contactless physiological sensing, our innovations pave the way for long-term monitoring cardiovascular and gastrointestinal monitoring, as well as novel drug delivery.
Robotics & RFID
Including micro-location for robotics and supply chain applications, our research focuses on enabling robotics to perform novel tasks that have not been feasible before and optimize supply chain micro-logistics.
Student Spotlight
Osvy Rodriguez, a UROP in the Signal Kinetics group, recounts his journey to MIT and how he began working with Signal Kinetics group head Fadel Adib on underwater-to-air communication technology that paves the way for wireless IoT sensors. Osvy recently won the 2021 Outstanding UROP Award.
It was fun peeking into the future of navigation with @fbiasi @fadeladib @Jim_Carrier and other interesting folks. (Even if all these predictions come true, I will still be lost most of the time.) https://twitter.com/NatGeo/status/1483488608707358722
Innovations using GPS, AI, and other technology are making navigation easier and safer for walkers, drivers, and even scuba divers https://on.natgeo.com/3txjMZc
We're looking to hire a research scientist/engineer/postdoc focused on designing & building underwater acoustic transducers/sonars
Joint project with @WHOI to scale underwater backscatter to real-world deployments
Help us spread the word!
https://www.media.mit.edu/posts/postdoc-underwater-acoustic-systems/
“Right now, you can think of this as a Roomba on steroids, but in the near term, this could have a lot of applications.”
@fadeladib, Jameel Clinic PI and @MITEECS Professor is using machine learning to build the robots of the future. https://bit.ly/3zPjpdx
2021 in review in MIT Signal Kinetics Lab! Can you tell the difference between research and fun? 🙂
Clip made by @Tara_Boroushaki
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