M3S, launched in 2023 as part of MIT's SMART program in Singapore, applies AI and machine learning practically, addressing technology design, human skill development, and societal adaptation to AI, automation, and robotics, with the goal of creating inclusive, resilient solutions with global impact.
Mens, Manus, and Machina (M3S)
SMART M3S contribution to 2025 predictions
SMART M3S is making significant strides in contributing to the 2025 predictions, with its forward-thinking research and development initiatives. By leveraging advanced technologies and fostering collaboration across disciplines. As we approach 2025, the center’s innovative contributions are set to drive transformative change and shape the future of [industry or sector].
ROBOSG! 2025
The M3S booth at the RoboSG exhibition, organized by the National Robotics Program on March 14-15, showcased our latest advancements in robotics. A key highlight was the soft robotic arm prototype, accompanied by an informative video demonstrating its capabilities and potential applications.
The first day of the exhibition was dedicated to industry partners, providing an opportunity for networking, collaboration, and discussions on future technological developments.
The second day was open to the public, where visitors, including students, researchers, and tech enthusiasts, engaged with the display and expressed keen interest in the innovative robotic technology. The event successfully raised awareness about M3S’s contributions to the robotics field and fostered meaningful interactions with both industry professionals and the broader community.
We will study specific relationships between humans, machines and institutions
Physical and digital
interfaces and
AI foundations
AI for human capital
development and
economic growth
Human-machine dynamics
in task design and
resource allocation
This critical research area aims to establish Singapore as a global leader in AI-enabled teamwork, fostering talent attraction, local skill development, and infrastructure investment allocation.
The Singapore National Research Foundation supports this multi-million, multi-year project convening MIT, National University of Singapore, and Singapore Management Univerity investigators and talented researchers from engineering, computer science, management and social science backgrounds.
