The Alliances Annual Meeting is the highlight of our yearly event schedule, bringing together our CSAIL faculty, researchers, students, and member companies to learn about cutting-edge research, share real industry challenges, and form new connections across industry and academia.

This year featured future-focused sessions, member-led sessions, and practical sessions to maximize your Alliances membership. Topics include: The Latest Advances in Generative AI, Robot Revolution, Next Generation Software Efficiency, MLA, Future of Data, Trust and Privacy, and much more.

CSAIL Alliances Startup Connect member blkSAIL is applying the same technology used in autonomous vehicle research to a wide range of applications, from wheel chairs to drones.

Early stage CSAIL startups and venture startup companies will be able to utilize select benefits of the CSAIL Alliances Program.

The Scope of Work (SOW) is the portion of sponsored research agreement where the work to be performed is described. The SOW should contain any milestones, reports, deliverables, and end products that are expected to be provided by the performing party. The SOW should also contain a timeline for all deliverables.

CSAIL Alliances is the broad umbrella that connects organizations to CSAIL through a variety of engagement programs. The best path depends on your priorities. Focus points include: research, new technology,  talent acquisition or development, startups and more. There are many ways to connect with the lab. From simple to complex, there is a path for every engagement.

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.