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.
Digital 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.
Join in and celebrate our fin-tastic sea life this #NationalMarineWeek. Add your wave of support with local beach cleanups and supporting nonprofit organisations working to protect the ocean and marine species. #marineconservation #saveouroceans #marinelife #support #fundraising
@RFIDJournal — #AI Is Here, So Where Does That Leave #RFID? Find out: https://www.rfidjournal.com/ai-is-here-so-where-does-that-leave-rfid
Always good to see a shoutout to our #robotics #rfid work! https://bit.ly/3zFP4N7
In interviews with @BloombergTV, Danielle Wood (@space_enabled) provided perspective on recent commercial suborbital missions, emphasizing the relevance of space to benefit society and the need to ensure sustainability both on Earth and in space. https://www.media.mit.edu/articles/danielle-wood-covered-by-mit-news-for-bloomberg/
