CSAIL PhD researcher Raul Castro Fernandez is helping companies including CSAIL Alliance members BASF, Dell EMC, BT, and Merck answer complex questions by accessing thousands of data spreads within data sources.

Ocado established its business to revolutionize the way the world shops. They joined CSAIL Alliances in 2016 to help their R&D team identify and explore research and new technologies that could improve efficiency and their ability to scale. They were particularly interested in connecting with leading researchers working on automation.

As the Head of Strategic US University Research Partnerships for BT, one part of Steve Whittaker’s role is to oversee the relationship between BT and CSAIL Alliances. BT and MIT have been collaborating for over thirty years, and, for Whittaker, the ongoing conversations between BT and CSAIL researchers have been an integral facet of this enduring partnership.

Through a collaboration with MIT CSAIL, Masayuki Koizumi, a visiting researcher from OMRON, is working to pair this sensing technology with artificial intelligence. He collaborates with the Networks at MIT research group within CSAIL, led by principal investigator Professor Dina Katabi.

Routable AI, a startup out of MIT CSAIL, is working to build high capacity on-demand routing technology, taking ride-sharing to the next level and imagining what truly smart cities can be through their connections to the lab.

CSAIL's newest initiative, MachineLearningApplications@CSAIL (MLA@CSAIL), is led by renowned researcher and MIT CSAIL Director, Professor Daniela Rus. As part of this initiative, you will be connected to cutting edge research, new technologies, top talent and innovative new startups.