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Welcome to MIT Technology Roadmapping and Development. We have developed a method for planning and developing new and improved technologies called ATRA (Advanced Technology Roadmap Architecture). On this website we share the method, the underlying textbook (Springer 2022 1st edition), courses, a library of technology roadmaps developed at MIT, as well as ongoing research.  
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== Introduction to ATRA ==
[https://roadmaps.mit.edu/index.php/Introduction_to_ATRA ▶ Introduction to ATRA]  
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== The Book ==
[https://roadmaps.mit.edu/index.php/The_Book_page ▶ The Book]  
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== The Courses ==
[https://roadmaps.mit.edu/index.php/The_Courses_page ▶ The Courses]  
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== Technology Roadmaps ==
[https://roadmaps.mit.edu/index.php/Technology_Roadmaps ▶ Technology Roadmaps]  
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== Research ==
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Welcome to MIT Technology Roadmapping and Development. We have developed a method for planning and developing new and improved technologies called ATRA (Advanced Technology Roadmap Architecture). On this website we share the method, the underlying textbook (Springer 2022 1st edition), courses, a library of technology roadmaps developed at MIT, as well as ongoing research.

This short video summarizes what is Technology Roadmapping and Development and why it is useful.


Introduction to ATRA

▶ Introduction to ATRA

The Book

▶ The Book

The Courses

▶ The Courses

Technology Roadmaps

▶ Technology Roadmaps

Research

▶ Research

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