HRL's History of the Future

HRL's History of the Future


Latest Episodes

E06 | Heiko Hoffmann - Don’t Fear the Robots!
July 13, 2022

Dont Fear the Robots!In this episode we spoke with Dr. Heiko Hoffmann, recent manager of the Autonomous Intelligence Department within the Information and Systems Sciences Laboratory of HRL Laboratories.Born and educated in Germany, Heikos postdoctora

E05 | Mike Daily and Dave Payton - Artificial intelligence! Autonomous vehicles! Augmented reality! And Robots!
June 12, 2019

Artificial intelligence! Autonomous vehicles! Augmented reality! And Robots! Current HRL scientists Mike Daily and Dave Payton are pioneers in modern robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and autonomy to name just a few of their areas of ex

E04 | Mary Young - Witnessing the dawn of the internet! Surviving the Cold War! Ushering in the 21st Century!
December 03, 2018

Witnessing the dawn of the internet! Surviving the Cold War! Ushering in the 21st Century! In 2004, Mary Young retired after a distinguished research career that began in 1974 at Hughes Research Labs, then part of Hughes Aircraft Company, through the laun

E03 | Dan Sievenpiper - Flat Antennas! Controlling Electromagnetic Waves!
August 23, 2018

Flat Antennas! Controlling Electromagnetic Waves! Dan Sievenpiper Explains the Amazing Properties of Engineered Surfaces Dan Sievenpiper earned his PhD in 1999 from UCLA, where he invented the high-impedance electromagnetic surface. Dan joined HRL Laborat

E02 | John Neer - Capturing A Genius: The Feynman Lectures
December 18, 2017

Capturing A Genius: The Feynman Lectures In 2008, John Neer retired from an industry career of over 50 years in commercial, military, national security, civil, and international aerospace programs, in which he specialized in satellite guidance, navigation

E01 | Bill Leslie - Hughes Research Labs and Cold War Avant-Garde
November 20, 2017

Hughes Research Labs and Cold War Avant-GardeBill Leslie has taught the history of science and technology at Johns Hopkins University since 1981. He has written on industrial research, Cold War science, corporate architecture, and most recently the archi