Software developed by Duke University researchers lets users of camera-equipped devices specify what others can see, preventing inadvertent disclosure of restricted information.
With a smart gun challenge and draft baseline specifications on securing service pistols, the National Institute of Justice wants to find technologies could be used to help secure federal law officers' handguns.
National Institute of Standards and Technology’s 3D Ballistics Research Database uses an open-source-developed algorithm to more reliably link bullets to the guns that fired them.
The nomination deadline has been extended to July 21 -- here's how to make yours count!
Artificial intelligence and machine learning, including bots, can expand and improve digital customer service.
Researchers have developed a fuzzy-logic system that out-flies an expert fighter pilot.
NASA Space Apps Challenge produces six global winners from a pool of nearly 1,300 projects.
The biggest challenge is extracting actionable data from commercial devices, an Air Force Research Lab official says.
GCN dig IT Award nominations deadline has been extended to July 21!
The finalists explained how they would use technology and prize money to make their cities safer and easier to navigate.
SpaceBelt, a satellite-based data center network infrastructure, proposes to circumvent terrestrial network logjams, evade hackers and cut data security and management costs.
The Fundamental Limits of Learning program aims to build a theoretical framework for teaching machines to generalize their existing knowledge to new situations.