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If there has been one thing holding back 3D printing from more widespread use, it was the price of a good 3D printer. That could be changing.
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Cool with GPS but lost with a map? Familiar with a typewriter but confounded by speech-to-text? Or do agencies have people who can handle both?
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The $25 computer is being put to a number of good uses. Could the public sector do the same?
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Scientists at NASA's JPL are using gaming to build tele-exploration platforms, letting PC and Xbox Kinect users drive the rovers that navigate the Red Planet.
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Where space is at a premium, or security is paramount, data center managers could ponder moving below the surface.
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A Deloitte report touts the idea of using technologies such as risk analysis, geospatial tracking and gamification to get better results from home detention.
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Agile development tactics break projects into smaller chunks, let IT teams keep up with changes, and prevent “scope creep.”
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Sift Science uses new machine learning techniques to spot unusual fraud patterns as soon as they appear on the network.
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Group has developed a standard features set to use for fingerprint identification, and NIST now has the technical specs to make searches interoperable.
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The Internet of things will soon contain 50 billion devices, and machine-to-machine programming is how they will talk to each other.