Draper - Engineering Possibilities

Draper’s latest biomedical breakthrough is a technique that can predict an Alzheimer’s patients cognitive state three years into the future in such areas as learning, memory and language comprehension.

Predicting Cognitive Decay in Alzheimer’s Disease

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Draper is extending its leadership in hardware-based cyber security honed on projects for the U.S. government with the spin-out of Dover Microsystems.

Draper Spins Out Dover Microsystems

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Draper’s SAMWISE sensor-fusion algorithm enables drones to fly 45 mph in unmapped, GPS-denied environments.

Drones Reporting for Work at 45 MPH

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Draper’s new machine-learning system works as a vulnerability detection and repair engine to help identify and potentially eliminate thousands of software bugs.

Draper Gets Computers to Fix Their Own Bugs

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Draper is developing a solid-state, MEMS-based LiDAR that fits all components except the optics on a single chip, a significant advancement over competing LiDAR systems.

Draper’s New Chip-based LiDAR Gives Cars Ability to ‘See’ Better

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By marshaling a patient’s immune system to destroy their cancer—a method known as immuno-oncology—Draper's PPACT device is helping test the effectiveness of immunotherapy drugs.

Draper Uses the Body's Self Defense to Find Cancer Therapies

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Draper’s microfluidic platform can accelerate the process for transferring genetic material into T cells from the current one-to-three days to less than a day. Shown here is the disposable component of the system’s transduction device.

Draper Brings Scalability to CAR T-Cell Bioprocessing

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Draper has developed a novel membrane-clad neurotransmitter that shows promise to improve therapeutics for a range of neurological disorders.

The Answer to Influencing Neural Activity May Be Found in the Body’s Chemistry

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Draper and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory have collaborated on a variety of successful space missions, most recently a solar-wind sensing technology for NASA’s Parker Solar Probe spacecraft.

Draper and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Announce New Partnership to Pursue Joint Science, Technology and Engineering Goals

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