Over the past week, I’ve spent a large chunk of my computing life wearing Apple’s new Vision Pro headset. Entering the brave new world of “spatial computing” has been a fascinating experience, and I ...

Engineers often state that constraints foster creativity, and the adage “necessity is the mother of invention” was never more true than after COVID-19 hit. MIT’s healthcare hackathon program, ...

It seems counterintuitive for those who proudly wear the "hacker" label to seek ways to work with established industry players rather than being disruptive in a healthcare sector badly in need of ...

MIT students have developed 'Human Operator', a wearable AI system that can control and move your body, potentially aiding in learning or performing tasks.

Virtual reality and augmented reality technology not only aid in people’s day-to-day routines, but they also infiltrate human vision, immersing mankind into a new technological reality that seemed ...

While the XR industry’s major hubs are concentrated on the West Coast of the US, the MIT Reality Hack hackathon has become a focal point for XR developers and entrepreneurs on the East Coast of the US ...

A group of Stanford, MIT, Harvard and Brown students have proposed using a machine learning chatbot to decongest COVID-19 self-reporting hotlines in Peru, an idea developed as a part of an MIT ...

Following the overwhelming success of last year's debut of "Siriraj x MIT Hacking Medicine 2024", the second annual hackathon will see teams from different disciplines collaborate to create ...

Artificial intelligence may take over the world someday. But today, it can take over your body. A six-person team at MIT ...

In June, Valerie Aguilar Dellisanti ’23 and her team — who represented the University, Harvard, Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — competed and won MIT’s virtual ...