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Northeastern spin-out startup is improving the connection between humans and intelligent machines. Here’s how.

In a world where humans and intelligent machines will soon be working side-by-side, companies are working to ensure that human beings—not their hardware-built friends—remain in the driver seat. That’s expressly the mission of MatrixSpace, a tech startup headquartered at Northeastern’s Innovation Campus in Burlington, Massachusetts.

by Tanner Stening May 31, 2022

Current airport scanners require travelers to stand in an awkward, hands-over-the-head position for several seconds while they are scanned for suspicious items under their clothes.
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Here’s hope for those who hate the wait at the security line in airports

For many people, the worst part of air travel is the security line at the airport. Researchers at Northeastern are working to build a system that could keep travelers moving and cut down on those long wait times.

by Laura Castañón July 17, 2019

Creating the future of airport security

Researchers at Northeastern are leading the way in innovative public space security that can monitor people on the move who are exhibiting suspicious behavior.

by YoungHee Jang April 28, 2016

Jose Martinez Lorenzo

Northeastern spin-out startup is improving the connection between humans and intelligent machines. Here’s how.

Here’s hope for those who hate the wait at the security line in airports

Creating the future of airport security

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