The 77th Annual Meeting of the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in San Antonio featured presentations on cutting-edge research projects. The event focused on advancements in AI, healthcare, and hydrogen technology. SwRI staff presented research on the use of hydrogen in transportation, designing satellites for better weather forecasting, and utilizing artificial intelligence to transform healthcare. Additionally, new tools for faster traumatic brain injury detection and improved osteoporosis prediction and treatment methods were discussed. The meeting also highlighted the Institute's dedication to solving complex technical problems to enhance health, safety, environmental protection, and national security. SwRI President and CEO, Adam L. Hamilton, expressed the commitment of the institute to advance science and technology for the betterment of society. The event also included the introduction of new advisory trustees and the re-election of executive officers. With a record research volume of nearly $915 million, SwRI is actively investing in its research and development programs and expanding its facilities, signaling a promising future for the Institute.