Finding the shortest path from data to impact

MIT Machine Intelligence for Manufacturing and Operations (MIMO) is a research and educational program created to increase industrial competitiveness by accelerating the deployment and understanding of machine intelligence in manufacturing and operations.

AI: Accelerate Impact

MIT Leaders for Global Operations

MIT MIMO works in collaboration with the Leaders for Global Operations program to help deploy the latest innovations in deep learning and machine learning into manufacturing and operations. In addition to the LGO, MIMO is also working closely with Operations Research CenterMIT Quest for IntelligenceCSAIL, and other MIT faculty in the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing.

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