Murfreesboro became the first city in Tennessee to earn a Federal Aviation Administration certificate of authorization to fly unmanned aircraft systems.
NASA Shared Services Center has automated the creation of personnel cases in its human resources system for new hires and position transfers.
Teams from the Army, Navy and Air Force are testing software that will eventually enable drones to autonomously coordinate attacks and respond to challenges by opposing swarms of enemy aircraft.
The three-hulled, 132-foot-long Sea Hunter can operate on its own to find enemy submarines or mines, using algorithms to help it see other sea traffic and follow the rules of maritime navigation.
Agencies are using chatbots to field citizen question, facilitate complex tasks and increase engagement.
Part of the state's multichannel digital strategy, Ask GeorgiaGov lets residents get answers about popular state services.
The prequalified vendors will help the city keep pace with rapid developments in technology.
The IRS is experimenting with chatbots and virtual assistants to make it easier for taxpayers to get answers to their questions.
Governments are experimenting with personal digital assistants, chatbots and virtual reality, but innovation can also come from integrating data and existing services in new ways.
GSA’s Emerging Citizen Technology program has launched an online atlas to serve as a one-stop resource for its blockchain and artificial intelligence projects.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is experimenting with the distributed ledger technology to monitor the spread of infectious diseases in crisis situations.
CyPhy Works' tethered drone can hover 400 feet above the ground for extended surveillance, disaster response and other missions.