The gaming hardware will be used to control photonic masts on submarines.
Drone authorizations and operations kicked into high gear in the weeks following Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Customs and Border Protection will evaluate the capabilities of hand-launched systems in areas considered too high-risk for manned aircraft or ground personnel.
The DHS Science and Technology Directorate urges entrepreneurs to incorporate blockchain in homeland security solutions.
Nibbler, the Marines' 3-D printed drone, can be controlled by a smartphone, tablet or radio and customized for carrying ammunition, gathering intelligence and conducting surveillance.
Researchers have developed a deep learning framework that can make matches to faces even when they're obscured.
The space agency is looking for a basic radiation-tolerant computer that can process and store data while on the surface of the moon.
Before deploying artificial intelligence technology, agencies must take the time to standardize and deduplicate their data.
As additive manufacturing expands, researchers have developed ways to double check the authenticity of models that are printed by third parties.
Early adopters are using artificial intelligence, machine learning and related technologies to save time and money by answering common questions from the public and searching for patterns that could reduce maintenance costs.
Before artificial intelligence makes its way into government offices, agencies must lay the groundwork for culture change.
Trustability requires that humans can verify decisions made by autonomous systems.