Pushing boundaries across domains through rigorous inquiry, innovative methodologies, and collaborative discovery
Combining multiple disciplines and methodologies to tackle complex real-world challenges
At Lincoln Motion, we don't believe in siloed research. Our team brings together experts from diverse fields—scientists, engineers, social researchers, data analysts, and designers—to approach problems from multiple angles.
Synthesizing insights from technology, social sciences, and human behavior
Working alongside stakeholders and communities, not just studying them
Translating discoveries into actionable solutions with real-world impact
Statistical modeling, data mining, and computational approaches
Interviews, ethnography, and contextual inquiry methods
Controlled studies, A/B testing, and field experiments
User experience studies, prototyping, and iterative testing
Our interdisciplinary research spans multiple domains, always with an eye toward practical application
Developing intelligent systems for pattern recognition, predictive analytics, natural language processing, and computer vision applications.
Studying how people interact with media and technology that are intuitive and accessible.
Exploring how organizations adapt, innovate, and transform in response to technological and social change.
Addressing environmental challenges and social inequities through evidence-based research and community partnerships.
We partner with organizations, institutions, and communities on research that drives real-world change
Commission custom research projects tailored to your organization's specific questions and challenges.
Co-develop research initiatives that combine your domain expertise with our interdisciplinary approach.
Collaborate with universities and research institutions on grant-funded projects and publications.
Leverage our research expertise to inform strategy, evaluate programs, or assess new opportunities.
Let's discuss how our interdisciplinary research team can help you uncover insights and drive innovation