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Draper earned a patent for a Cross Polarizing Star Tracker, a navigation method that uses stars and satellites to navigate when GPS is unavailable. (Credit: vovan/Shutterstock).

Draper Awarded Patent for Cross Polarizing Star Tracker

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Startups with innovations in robotics, artificial intelligence and wearables will join Draper’s Sembler Office For entrepreneurship at Mass Innovation Nights 110, a new product showcase, on May 10.

Robots, AI and Wearables Get the Spotlight as Draper Hosts Mass Innovation Nights

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The submerged USS Nebraska launches an unarmed Trident II missile in the Pacific Ocean. (Credit: U.S. Navy)

Modernized Draper Guidance System Enables Successful Trident II D5 Missile Test

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Drug enforcement officers could use Draper’s UPBEAT to identify what satellite data could be helpful in detecting drug trafficking. (Credit: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock.com)

Fighting Crime, Saving Forests by Gamifying Satellite Data

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Draper is taking a human-centered approach to engineering solutions for self-driving cars by developing technologies built for safety, such as Drowsy Driver Detection.

Bringing Safety to Driverless Cars

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High-risk pregnancies are one of the leading causes of maternal deaths in developing countries. Draper is working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to address the issue with a new kind of ultrasound imaging system. (Credit: Creative Commons)

Draper Receives Funding to Advance Diagnoses of High-Risk Pregnancies in Developing Countries

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Draper has developed a 3D-printable alloy using nano-layered materials that addresses the high-current density needs of drones, robots and flexible RF antennas.

3D-printable Alloy Shows Promise for Flexible Electronics, Drones and Robotics

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Jennifer Jensen joins Draper as the company’s new Vice President, National Security & Space.

Jensen to Drive New Opportunities for Draper

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A new sensor developed by Draper is designed to work for years with almost no power, providing benefits to the military and the internet of things.

Tiny Wake-up Receivers Could Extend Sensor Life, a Welcome Sign for the Internet of Things

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