Stop Cognitive Overload from Killing Your User Experience

Draper advances the science of human-computer interaction with new research

Off-the-Shelf Solutions Retooled for the Battlefield

When the DOD announced its Additive Manufacturing Roadmap in 2016, technology companies saw endless possibilities.

A Tiny Neural Implant Even Your Brain Can Love

Students, with Blimp, Take to the Air at Draper

Draper, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Provide Solar Wind Detector for NASA’s Parker Solar Probe

Drones to the Rescue without GPS, Pilots or Maps

Real-world experiments find a solution to the problem of drones working without supervision

Draper Advances Immuno-Oncology with Microfluidic Model of Dynamics of Tumor-Immune Interactions

Draper’s System to Measure Microplastics in the Ocean with Inaugural Gift from the Wallace Research Foundation

Aim is to enable a marine plastic weather forecast

Draper Sponsors Four GEM Fellows

R&D innovator sees value in closing the diversity gap in the STEM industry

New Technique Can Find Faces Hidden in Video

Being able to see—and tease apart—a video image’s layers of light can help reveal objects of interest for purposes of security, bioimaging and more

New Technique Clears Hemodialysis Catheter Clots

Draper reduces infection risks and extends catheter life

A Robot to Manipulate Deformable Materials

Addressing the need for a robot that can work in complex environments