Have you ever wished GPS worked inside a shopping mall to locate your wandering child? Researcher Walter Barrett explains the science of indoor positioning and how it can be used for the public good.
In 2016, MITRE passed a major milestone by creating a computer system that can recognize objects better than the average person. Researchers Mikel Rodriguez and Eliza Mace provide the details.
In today's highly interconnected global ecosystem, a challenge in one country presents a challenge for the world. The 2016 MITRE Annual Report highlights our people, our partnerships, and our work across our U.S. sponsors and around the world.
MITRE's Long Le supports the Air Force at Shaw AFB in South Carolina. As he explains, it’s was quite a journey from wartime South Vietnam to a life in the United States.
Business is booming in the Arctic Circle. With the need for emergency response on the rise, the military must ensure its communications systems work in difficult conditions—and a MITRE team is helping them do it.
Cyber adversaries can change how they break into a system, but they usually don't change behaviors. MITRE's Cyber Analytics Repository helps network defenders detect suspicious behavior that indicates a threat.
About MITRE
The MITRE Corporation is a not-for-profit company that operates multiple federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs).
We provide innovative, practical solutions for some of our nation's most critical challenges in defense and intelligence, aviation, civil systems, homeland security, the judiciary, healthcare, and cybersecurity.
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Marion Michaud Among Winners of 2017 AFCEA Women's Appreciation Awards
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MITRE, UVA Launch Systems Engineering Fellowship for Federal Employees
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MITRE Appoints Dr. Jason Providakes as President and CEO
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MITRE Announces Winner of Internet of Things (IoT) Challenge
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Collected MITRE Papers Provide Guidance to New Administration
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The Boston Globe Names MITRE a Top Place to Work for 2016
Since our founding in 1958, MITRE has grown beyond our original role as a systems engineering company working on issues of national defense.
As the government's challenges evolved over time, MITRE added numerous technical and organizational capabilities. Today, we serve both civil and military agencies.
We share knowledge across the corporation, which means our expertise grows continually, as lessons learned for one customer are applied to the needs of others.
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